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What is the output current of the inverter to be measured? Why not use the current clamp meter?

What is the output current of the inverter to be measured? Why not use the current clamp meter?

Answer:

This is determined by the output characteristics of the inverter.The output waveform of the inverter is determined by its modulation mode and switching frequency.
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There may be sinusoidal PWM modulation, PWM modulation or non sinusoidal waveform, harmonic content of output is high, the fundamental frequency is not necessarily 50Hz waveform, so if the clamp current meter measurement, bandwidth is not enough, in addition, a table cannot be used to measure the frequency of electric quantity.

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