Alternate Current Measurement

Current Measurement

Fault Location on Compensated Transmission Lines without Current Measurement

This paper presents a novel fault location method for series compensated transmission lines. It is established based on synchronized voltages sampling and Thevenin impedance from both ends of series compensated transmission line. The method is based on the use of phasor measurement units (PMU) technology which is aimed to be independent of current measurements, fault type, fault resistance, fau...

Quantitative models for performance measurement systemsラalternate considerations

This paper revisits the recent works of Suwignjo, Bititci and Carrie (SBC) (Int. J. Prod. Econom. 64 (2000) 231) and Bititci, Suwignjo and Carrie (BSC) (Int. J. Prod. Econom. 69 (2001) 15). We show how a generalizable analytical hierarchy technique based on Saaty’s systems-with-feedback approach, also known as the analytical network process (ANP), can be applied, as an alternative methodology, ...

Alternate Test of RF Mixers by Current Signatures

This paper describes an alternate test methodology for radio-frequency mixers. The methodology is based on current signatures obtained by sampling the filtered supply current when the circuit-under-test is stimulated by a single tone sinusoidal. Sampling of supply current instead of voltage eliminates the parasitics and loading due to test circuitry on the signal path, hence provides a non-inva...

Alternate Cutoff Values and DFIT Tests of Measurement Invariance

Likert scales are routinely used in educational and psychological research as measures of constructs of interest. If sound scale development procedures are followed, the resulting scale can reliably and validly measure a construct. However, if a given scale is used to make comparisons among different populations of respondents (e.g., cultures; Riordan & Vandenberg, 1994), over time in longitudi...