This invention relates to the field of power monitoring, specifically to a method and
system for separating multi-dimensional
harmonic components in power metering. The method includes the following steps: synchronously acquiring three-phase
voltage and current observation signals at a
fixed frequency, and outputting standardized synchronous observation signals; fitting and stripping strong fundamental components using a recursive
least squares method to obtain residual signals containing
harmonics across the entire
frequency band; performing a multi-scale
variable window S-transform on the residual signals to achieve decoupling and sparse characterization of cross-modulation components, and constructing three-dimensional time-frequency and channel tensors; estimating the number of
harmonic sources and identifying the mixing matrix based on
tensor CP
decomposition, and completing sparse reconstruction using orthogonal
matching pursuit to restore the full-frequency time-domain signals of each
harmonic source; verifying the reconstruction accuracy of the separation results, extracting harmonic features of each harmonic source, matching them with a typical power electronic disturbance source feature
library to complete calibration, and outputting the final separation results. This invention is fully adaptable to actual metering conditions in the field and has excellent
engineering application value.