Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU)

The G5PMU is a fully featured Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) equipped with PQZIP technology. Its ability to measure synchrophasors at high resolution make it valuable to the dynamic monitoring systems in the energy supply system.

PQZIP inside
 
The G5PMU continuous waveform recording enables the analysis of 511 harmonics, subharmonics and fast transients
Superior Transmission Rate
 
With transmission rate of up-to 200/240 frame per second (50/60Hz), the G5PMU exceed C37.118 Synchrophasor requirements for both M and P classes.
P & M Class simultaneously
 
The G5PMU can transmit both P and M classes simultaneously at two different transmission rates to two different destinations.
Synchronized Monitoring
 
Time accuracy higher than 1 μs can be achieved with GPS and PTP time source with an automatic hierarchy for the preferred source availability (accuracy based hierarchy).

IEEE C37.118-2011 | IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1-2018

Complies with the most updated standard for synchrophasor measurements of power systems IEEE C37.118-2011, including the amendment IEEE C37.118.1a-2014. IEC/IEEE 60255-118-1-2018 Certified.

Two independent synchrophasor data streams enable to report a synchrophasor data with two different report-rates and/or different performance classes (P/M) and/or data type simultaneously.

Ultra-fast report rate for both P & M classes:

Performance ClassMax report rate for 50HzMax report rate for 60Hz
P200/sec240/sec
M100/sec120/sec

Support for simultaneous synchrophasor data stream over TCP/IP and UDP/IP. It can be configured for unicast or multicast, enabling a better design of WAMS communication and suitable for WAMS with several utilities or applications involved.

PHASOR MEASUREMENT UNIT OF NONE FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCIES

 
 
 

The PQZIP compression algorithm extends the synchrophasor data to none fundamental frequencies.  The algorithm evaluate the real and image component of every harmonics up-to the 511th and store changes higher than TVE of 0.1%. This technique compress the data at 1000:1 compression ratio therefore, enable the recording of a continuous waveform signal at high sampling rate. A typical storage requirement for a complete waveform signal of 4 voltage and 4 current is 1GB/month.

SUPREME TRENDS RESOLUTION

 
 
 

The G5PMU measures and records 5,000 power parameters continuously at a resolution of ½ cycles, 10/12 cycles, 150/180 cycles, 10 min and 2 hours. These parameters can be added to the PMU transmission package for post reporting purposes.

Continuous Waveform Recordings

the G5PMU is a multi-functional recorder able to record and store all electrical waveform continuously at 1,024 samples/cycle, for more than a year, with no gaps in the data. The continuous waveform recording extends the synchrophasor data to none fundamental by evaluating the real and image component of every harmonics up-to the 511th.

SPECIFICATIONS

Data Acquisition
Sampling Rate, Maximum Samples/Cycle256/512/1,024
Digital & Aux Channels Sampling Rate Samples/Cycle128
Type of Analog to Digital Converter24 Bit
Mechanical
Dimensions [W X H X D]21.5 x 22.1 x 29.1 cm (8.48” x 8.7” x 11.45”)
Frequency Measurement
Fundamental Frequency37 – 70Hz
Frequency Resolution1mHz
Frequency accuracy±1mHz
Phasor Measurement Unit / Synchrophasor
Applicable StandardIEEE C37.118 – 2011/2014
M Class transmission Max rate100/sec for 50Hz, 120/sec for 60Hz
P Class Transmission rate200/sec for 50Hz, 240/sec for 60Hz
Communication ports (Rear Panel )
SFP Ports (100/1,000MB/s)2
Serial Ports1
USB PORTS2
PPS1
Communication ports (Front Panel )
USB PORTS2
Ethernet Port (10/100MB/s)1
Serial1
Communication Protocols
IEC 61850MMS, GOOSE, Sample Value
MODBUSTCP/IP, RTU
Power Supply
Main100-240 VAC @50/60 Hz or
100-300 VDC
Aux24VDC
Time Synchronization
Internal Real Time Clock20PPM
GPS0.5μsec
IRIG B0.5 μsec
NTP100 μsec
Environmental Conditions
Operation Temperature-20C to 70C (-40F to 1580F)
Storage Temperature– 40C to 85C (-40F to 185F)
Human Machine Interface
Built in 7” 1MP LCD. Additional comprehensive web server for local and remote real-time monitoring, historical data analysis and control.