A Three-phase Power 
Signal Processor (TPSP) is disclosed for general three-phase power 
system applications. The TPSP is developed based on the concepts from 
adaptive filter and dynamical systems theories. The structure of the TPSP is unified as it provides a multiplicity of the signals and pieces of information without the need to change, modify, or enhance the structure or to impose excessive computational time or resource requirements. The presented TPSP receives a set of three-phase measured signals, which can be 
voltage, current, 
magnetic flux, etc, and provides (1) the instantaneous and steady-state 
symmetrical components, (2) the fundamental components, (3) the peak values (magnitudes) of the 
symmetrical components, (4) the frequency and its rate of change, (5) the 
synchronization signal(s) and zero-crossing instants, (6) the phase-angles of the 
symmetrical components, and (7) the disturbance signatures. Two or more TPSP units, when properly augmented, further provide (8) the individual 
harmonic components, (9) the inter-
harmonics, (10) the instantaneous real and reactive current components, (11) the 
total harmonic distortion, dc-offset, and 
power factor. The TPSP can serve as the building block for various 
signal processing requirements encountered in the context of power 
system applications including power systems control, protection, monitoring, and 
power quality.