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Digital Relays Inventor(s) Expertise Dr. Sukumar Brahma Electrical and Computer Engineering, New Mexico State University Dr. Phillip DeLeon Electrical and Computer Engineering, New Mexico State University CLAIMS: Method for determining and applying a preferred oversampling rate Phasor estimates of claimed invention are same as phasor estimates of a conventional digital relay that uses an anti-aliasing filter (AAF) OVERVIEW: Conventional digital relays use expensive AAFs that introduce unwanted delay to phasor estimation of power system fault waveforms. This technology uses a phasor estimation functions which employs an oversampling technique to eliminate the cost and delay associated with the implementation of AAFs. NOVELTIES: Uses oversampling technique to eliminate AAFs Satisfactory results for audio-band sampling rates: 48 KHz and 24 KHz ADVANTAGES: Applied to any numerical relay, irrespective of its function or application field Reduced overall cost, board space, and delay associated AAF implementation APPLICATIONS: Distribution feeder protection Down conductor detection Breaker failure protection Generator and transmission line protection Transformer protection and control Bus and motor protection Property of Arrowhead Center. Do not duplicate/distribute. For more information please contact: Terry Lombard at 575.646.2791 or [email protected] Oversampling Technique to Eliminate Anti-Aliasing Filter

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Page 1: efwoinef Digital Relays

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Digital Relays

Inventor(s) Expertise

Dr. Sukumar BrahmaElectrical and Computer Engineering,New Mexico State University

Dr. Phillip DeLeonElectrical and Computer Engineering,New Mexico State University

CLAIMS: • Method for determining and applying a preferred

oversampling rate• Phasor estimates of claimed invention are same as phasor

estimates of a conventional digital relay that uses an anti-aliasing filter (AAF)

OVERVIEW:Conventional digital relays use expensive AAFs that introduce unwanted delay to phasor estimation of power system fault waveforms.

This technology uses a phasor estimation functions which employs an oversampling technique to eliminate the cost and delay associated with the implementation of AAFs.

NOVELTIES:• Uses oversampling technique to eliminate AAFs• Satisfactory results for audio-band sampling rates:

48 KHz and 24 KHz

ADVANTAGES:• Applied to any numerical relay, irrespective of its function or

application field• Reduced overall cost, board space, and delay associated AAF

implementation

APPLICATIONS:• Distribution feeder protection• Down conductor detection• Breaker failure protection• Generator and transmission line protection• Transformer protection and control• Bus and motor protection

Property of Arrowhead Center. Do not duplicate/distribute.

For more information please contact: Terry Lombard at 575.646.2791 or [email protected]

Oversampling Technique to EliminateAnti-Aliasing Filter