A Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) Algorithm for FPGA implementation
Dear IEEE members and guests,
The next IEEE Control, Aerospace and Electronic Systems (CAES) seminar will be on Monday, 27th June, 2022 at 7:30 pm (Adelaide time).
The speaker is Dr C. J. Kikkert BE (Hons I), PhD, FIEAust, LSMIEEE, CPEng, he will be presenting a seminar on:
A Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) Algorithm for FPGA implementation
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Waddah Al-Ashwal
IEEE SA CAES Chapter Chair
A Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) Algorithm for FPGA implementation
Phasor Measurement Units are used to measure Voltage, Phase, Frequency and Rate of Change of Frequency. A Voltage Phasor accuracy better the 1% and frequency error of less than 5mHz (0.01%) and must be obtained within 2 mains cycles time. To ensure high measurement availability and reliability, an FPGA implementation of the PMU is being implemented. The seminar will describe the PMU algorithm, which includes IQ demodulation, phasor conversion and filtering of the mains waveform. The seminar will discuss the Digital Signal Processes (DSP) choices required to ensure a minimum time delay FPGA implementation, whilst achieving the required measurement accuracy.
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Dr Keith Kikkert
Biography:
Cornelis (Keith) Kikkert is an adjunct associate professor at both James Cook University and The University of Adelaide. He has more than 45 year experience in the design of electronics and instrumentation for Communication Systems, Broadcasting, Satellite and Smart-Grid Applications. He was a lecturer at Adelaide University for 3 years and then spent 37 years at James Cook University, where he was Head of Electrical Engineering for 7 years. He retired to South Australia’s Adelaide Hills in 2010. He has published more than 100 papers, 3 book chapters and the 4th edition of his 400 page RF electronics book is currently being reviewed before publishing by Cadence (AWR).
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