Keywords
metrological equipment
electric power
simulation
impulse energy conversion
sinusoidal signals
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Abstract
The method of forming a sinusoid from a group of signals of a rectangular shape on the basis of the superposition principle is investigated. Theoretical questions of sinusoidal voltage formation and research technique are revealed. A mathematical model of the signal was created. The results of theoretical studies and the results of computer simulation are was compared. According to the results of the research, recommendations on the formation of a sinusoidal signal and the choice of the optimal number of signals of a rectangular shape are given. The use of this method in metrology is justified. References 5, figures 8.
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