Billy Mayo
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How do you use a phase angle meter, and what do you use them for?
At work we use a North Atlantic Model 213 Phase angle meter to measure a AC power supply with it's reference with the wall? what reference do you use?
I'm not to sure how to hook it up
Do you put the Phase angle meter direct on the output of a AC power supply without any load resistor?
How do you hook up the phase angle meter to a reference?
The phase angle meter has to measure the 120 volts AC out of the wall and measure the phase angle of the voltage, it should be Zero degrees but it might be off some degrees , so you have to match the AC power supply phase angle with the wall 120 volts phase angle is?
The AC power supply we use has a switch that is zero degrees or 180 degrees , you have to keep both polarity's/degrees with the phase angle meter to make sure it's dead on the money, if it's off degree , the reference or the wall's voltage phase is not in phase
At work we use a North Atlantic Model 213 Phase angle meter to measure a AC power supply with it's reference with the wall? what reference do you use?
I'm not to sure how to hook it up
Do you put the Phase angle meter direct on the output of a AC power supply without any load resistor?
How do you hook up the phase angle meter to a reference?
The phase angle meter has to measure the 120 volts AC out of the wall and measure the phase angle of the voltage, it should be Zero degrees but it might be off some degrees , so you have to match the AC power supply phase angle with the wall 120 volts phase angle is?
The AC power supply we use has a switch that is zero degrees or 180 degrees , you have to keep both polarity's/degrees with the phase angle meter to make sure it's dead on the money, if it's off degree , the reference or the wall's voltage phase is not in phase