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12-Amethyst
September 24, 2023
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rotate complex angle

  • September 24, 2023
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I am computing phasor values of voltage & current waveforms at each sample point along the waveforms.  I want to plot all of the resulting phasors, aligned to a-phase voltage.  To do this I simple need to multiply each phasor by unity at an angle that is the conjugate of the a-phase voltage angle at that point.  

 

Is there a way to create a polar shift operator 1@-arg(Va)?   

 

See attached Prime 8 file for how I'm doing it now (multiplying by the conjugate of Va and dividing by its magnitude).

 

thanks,

russ

Best answer by ppal_255687

This?

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3 replies

18-Opal
September 24, 2023

This?

ppal_0-1695598105457.png

 

 

ttokoro
21-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
September 25, 2023

1*exp(-1j*t) makes it.

 

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t.t.
12-Amethyst
September 25, 2023

Hi ttokoro,   can you share the file showing how you plotted the phasors?

ttokoro
21-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
September 25, 2023

My file is Prime 9. You can copy and past one by one from P9 to P8.

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t.t.
18-Opal
September 25, 2023

I'd be interested to know what you are working on, I also deal with relay data. Comtrade files etc at work.

12-Amethyst
September 25, 2023

Hi ppal - i'm just playing around taking abc waveform data and converting to symmet, then clarke, and then dq0.  Trying to that is.  😉