Electronic electricity meter configured to correct for transformer inaccuracies
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsGregory P. Lavoie, David D. Elmore, Larry A. Schmidt, Robert Edward Lee, Jr.
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsGregory P. Lavoie, David D. Elmore, Larry A. Schmidt, Robert Edward Lee, Jr.
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An electronic electricity meter includes voltage sensors configured to generate measurements of voltage at voltage elements, current sensors configured to generate measurements of current through current elements, a microcomputer coupled to the current and voltage sensors and configured to control operation of the meter, and a memory coupled to the microcomputer including calibration constants to compensate for instrument transformer ratio and phase angle errors. The microcomputer is configured to use the calibration constants, when so instructed, to correct for measurement errors that occur based upon instrument transformer ratios and phase angles and to correct metering quantities calculated by the microcomputer.
An electronic electricity meter comprising:
A method for compensating for instrument transformer induced measurement errors in an electronic electricity meter, the met including current sensors configured to generate a signal proportional to a sensed current supplied by an instrument transformer, voltage sensors configured to generate a signal proportional to a sensed voltage supplied by the instrument transformer, a microcomputer coupled to the current and voltage sensors and configured to control operation of the meter, and a memory coupled to the microcomputer and configured to store configuration and metering data, said method comprising the steps of:
An electronic electricity meter configured to:
A processor for use in an electric electricity meter, said processor configured to use calibration constants to compensate for instrument transformer ratio and phase angle errors, said calibration constants comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.