The flicker and harmonics generated by electric arc furnaces present a problem that is well known to both the steel industry and electrical utilities. This paper presents a method to compensate for measurement errors introduced by current and voltage transformers and anti-aliasing filters in a power quality measurement system. Dynamic compensation may be performed in real time using digital fil...

A very low voltage 9th order linear phase baseband switched capacitor (SC) filter has been designed to be used as part of a cellular GSM (Global System Mobile) receiver. A Gaussian-to-6dB filter of the order of seven is chosen and a second order function is added to reduce the group delay variations around. The filter uses a fully differential topology to increase the dynamic range and reduce t...

Electric light sources could produce flickers that might have biological effects. Although flicker is not always visible to the human eye, it may impact certain health. Eye strain, headaches, migraines, impaired vision, and, in sensitive people, photo epilepsy are just a few of negative impacts flicker. Many international organisations been working on lighting standards measurement response gro...

One eye was visually deprived for 1 day, and the critical flicker frequency in the other eye was determined at the start of the deprivation period and then at intervals of 3, 6, 9, 15, and 24 hours. There was an initial depression in performance, followed by an enhancement effect. No significant changes in the critical flicker frequency were observed in the occluded eye at corresponding times; ...

The effects of light adaptation on flicker fusion frequency were examined in the photoreceptors of 13 species of deep-sea crustaceans. Light adaptation produced a significant increase in the maximum critical flicker fusion frequency (CFF(max)) in 7 species-all 6 species of euphausiids in the study, and 1 species of oplophorid (Group 1). This is the first example of an increase in temporal resol...

1. The flicker fusion frequency for blue stimuli on zero background increases steadily with increasing luminance up to 50 c/s, but if a strong yellow background is added it increases steadily only to about 18 c/s, and then remains nearly independent of luminance over a range of a factor of 20.2. It is argued that the maximum flicker fusion frequency is about three times lower for the blue-sensi...

1. We have studied the sensitivity of macaque retinal ganglion cells to sinusoidal flicker. Contrast thresholds were compared for stimuli which alternated only in luminance ('luminance flicker') or chromaticity ('chromatic flicker'), or which modulated only the middle- or long-wavelength-sensitive cones ('silent substitution'). 2. For luminance flicker, the lowest thresholds were those of phasi...