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The term "harmonics" is used today to describe many power system problems. The following details some key concepts in understanding harmonic phenomena. Any periodic wave can be described as a sum of sine waves with varying magnitude and frequency. This is known as a Fourier Series. Each term in the series is referred to as a harmonic of the fundamental frequency. In power systems, the fundamental frequency is 60 Hz. and the harmonics are integer multiples of 60 Hz. (180, 300, 420, etc.) Product Announcements
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2.6 Fourier Series and Fourier Transform
We summarize in this section some well-known mathematical relations.
2.6.1 Fourier Series
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level and a low-voltage level to represent binary states. As shown in Figure 4.1a, the resulting...
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Fourier analysis is a good example of a mathematical tool that has been exhibited by physicists and for which mathematicians have developed a very powerful and elegant theory, for the highest mutual...
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