04-23-2014 04:15 AM
Bonjour
je veux faire la décompostion de la tension du redrésseur double alternance pour Extraire les harmonique a 100 HZ
Et cette décompostion je veux la faire au niveau de FPGA ( je dois toujour réster dans le domaine temporel car ces dernier je vais les utiliser pour un autre calcul ) .du coup je veux savoir Est que le bolque FFT va me perméttre de faire cette Opération ?? Merci pour votre aide Bonne journée
Cordialement
04-23-2014 04:35 AM
04-23-2014 05:17 AM
Hello
OK here the English version of my question 🙂
I want to do the Break down of the rectifier output voltage wave for the 100 HZ harmonic Extract
the Break down I want to do it in the FPGA (Still I must stay in the time domain because the last I'll use it for another calculation). Suddenly I want to know Is that bolque FFT will allow me to do this operation ? Thank you for your help Good day
cordially
04-30-2014 06:29 AM
Hello Ab31,
It is not a 100% clear to me what you are trying to accomplish.
Therefore, I would first like to summarize what you have written:
- The signal you have is coming from the Voltage Output of a rectifier.
- You want to read in this signal and retrieve the amplitude of the harmonic that was situated at 100 Hz (before the voltage rectification).
Is this summary correct?
If not, then please help me understand what signals you are reading out, how they look like and what you exactly want to do with them.
Please also provide me with the following information:
1) Can you provide information about the type of rectifier you are using? (eg. Full-Wave Rectifier -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectifier)
2) Can you provide a screenshot of how your waveform at the output of the rectifier looks like?
3) Which NI FPGA hardware are you using? (cRIO, R series card, FlexRIO, ....)
If you are using a cRIO, then also please tell me which kind of C series modules you are using.
If you are using a FlexRIO, then please tell me which FAMs you are using.
4) Which version of NI LabVIEW are you using?
Thanks in advance for your feedback!
04-30-2014 06:52 AM
Hi
Thank you for your reply, I found a solution to my problem. I did a double filtring on the same signal high pass and low pass. Like these i did the decomposition the output of a three phase rectifier
to obtain the DC component and the 100 HZ harmonic .Nice day
Cordialement, Best regards,
05-02-2014 02:38 AM
Thank you for the feedback!