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    Both IEEE 1159 and the IEC 61000 series of standards cover power quality. Both agree on the basic concepts and terminology. Both are used by engineers with sensitive loads.

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    McEachern Seminar

    IEEE 1159 and IEC 61000 Standards:


    A brief comparison

    1
    For IEEE T&D meeting, 23 April 2008, Chicago

    Similarity: Both IEEE 1159 and


    the IEC 61000 series of standards
    cover power quality.

    (Source: Mhd Fuad Faisal


    (Source: Bob Dettore

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 1


    McEachern Seminar

    Similarity: Both IEEE 1159 and


    IEC 61000 series of standards
    are used by engineers with sensitive loads.

    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    Similarity: Both IEEE 1159 and


    IEC 61000 series of standards
    agree on the basic concepts and terminology.

    I = E x 2Π x F x C

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    McEachern Seminar

    What, exactly, are the IEC 61000 series of standards?


    IEC 61000-2 standards

    IEC 61000-3 standards

    IEC 61000-4 standards

    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    What it is

    What the limits are –


    5
    Emissions and susceptibility How to measure

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #1

    IEEE 1159 – informative, tutorial, instructive

    IEC 61000 series – “Thou shalt…”


    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 3


    McEachern Seminar

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #1

    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    7
    Example from 61000-4-30 “Power quality measurement methods”

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #1

    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    8
    Example from 61000-4-30 “Power quality measurement methods”

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 4


    McEachern Seminar

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #2

    IEEE 1159 – Developed by volunteers.

    IEC 61000 series – Developed by


    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    assigned national “experts”

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #3

    IEEE 1159 – Approved by consensus.

    IEC 61000 series – Approved by nation voting.


    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    10

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 5


    McEachern Seminar

    Differences between IEEE 1159 and IEC standards


    #4

    IEEE 1159 – Not enforced – just informative.

    IEC 61000 series – Adopted and enforced


    I = E x 2Π x F x C

    as national standards –
    force of law. Very careful
    drafting!

    11

    Summary – IEEE 1159 and IEC 61000 series

    Similarities Differences
    • Cover power quality • Tutorial vs “thou shalt”
    • Agree on compatibility • Volunteer vs appointed experts
    • Agree on basic concepts • Consensus vs national voting
    I = E x 2Π x F x C
    • Agree on terminology • Informative vs enforced

    12

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 6


    McEachern Seminar

    Thanks

    E-mail – [email protected]

    Web site –
    www.PowerStandards.com

    Newsletter –
    [email protected] or sign up on web
    site.

    13

    IEEE 1159 and IEC 61000 Standards:


    A brief comparison

    14
    For IEEE T&D meeting, 23 April 2008, Chicago

    © 2008 Power Standards Lab 7

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