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This document discusses harmonic distortion in electronic circuits. It defines harmonic distortion as occurring when a sinusoidal input signal results in a non-sinusoidal output signal due to inherent non-linear characteristics of circuit components. It describes three types of harmonic distortion: frequency distortion from amplifiers having different amplification factors at different frequencies, amplitude distortion from amplifiers generating harmonics of the input frequency fundamental, and phase distortion from energy storage elements causing output signals to be phase-shifted relative to input signals by differing amounts for different frequencies.
Lvdt
An LVDT transducer comprises three coils wound onto a coil former, with a ferrite core positioned in the center. When the core is centered, it induces equal voltages in the secondary coils which cancel each other out, resulting in a null output voltage. If the core moves from the center position towards one secondary coil, it increases the flux in that coil and decreases the other, producing a positive or negative output voltage depending on the direction of displacement. The LVDT output voltage is thus proportional to the displacement of the ferrite core from its centered null position.
Classification of transducer
Transducers are devices that convert one form of energy to another. They have two main parts: a sensing element that responds to a physical input, and a transduction element that converts the sensor's output to an electrical signal. Transducers can be classified in several ways, including as active or passive. Active transducers generate their own electrical output without an external power source, while passive transducers require an external power source and produce an output by changing an electrical parameter. Transducers can also be primary or secondary, where primary transducers convert a physical quantity into a mechanical signal and secondary transducers then convert the mechanical signal to electrical.
Wheatstone bridge
The Wheatstone bridge is a circuit invented in 1833 by Samuel Hunter Christie to measure an unknown electrical resistance. It uses a galvanometer to monitor a balanced state where no current flows through the galvanometer (ig=0). By adjusting variable resistors to reach this balanced state, the mathematical ratio of the arms can be used to calculate the fourth unknown resistance. The Wheatstone bridge found many applications in measuring strain, locating breaks in power lines, and indirectly measuring other variables that impact electrical resistance, such as temperature, force, and pressure.
Energy meter
The energy meter measures electrical energy consumption by using an aluminum disc that rotates between electromagnets based on the current and voltage in the circuit. The disc's rotation is opposed by eddy currents induced in a brake magnet to keep the rotational speed proportional to the power used. The number of revolutions is recorded to indicate energy consumed in kilowatt-hours.
Bridges problems
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