Hybrid power filter harmonic current detection method based on generalized weighted morphological filtering theory
A morphological filtering and hybrid power technology, applied in the measurement of current/voltage, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of detection failure, reducing the amount of calculation in the harmonic extraction link, and difficult to achieve thresholds, etc.
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[0027] Principle of generalized weighted morphological filtering:
[0028] The principle and basic steps of generalized weighted morphological filtering are:
[0029] The first step is to select the master-slave structure element model: the sampling frequency is 10kHz, first select the linear structure element with 55 sampling points as the main structure element; then select the cosine structure element with 64 sampling points as the first-level slave structure element, To suppress the non-singular points in the waveform after the processing of the main structural element; the secondary structural element selects 5 semi-circular structural sampling points with a radius between 1 / 50-1 / 10 of its amplitude to suppress changes faster noise interference;
[0030] The second step is to build a master-slave open-close, close-open iterative morphological filter: firstly, it is based on four basic operations in mathematical morphology, namely erosion, expansion, opening and closin...
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