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“Val

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“Vale

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“Vale Assessment”

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“Vale Assessment”

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“Vale Assessment” T

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“Vale Assessment” Ta

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“Vale Assessment” Tab

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“Vale Assessment” Tab:

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“Vale Assessment” Tab:

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In this tab, you can evaluate a parameter from the intended signal in a specified time.

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first a , “Step Ramp” with voltage from 55 V to 65 V with 1 v and 40msecond steps  has been created .

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In the “Name” column, you can select a name,for assessment for example, “Voltage”, .

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, you Also have to select the “State” in the “Reference State” column, and the intended signal in the “Signal” column for assessment,

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which “State 1” and “VL3-E” will be selected, respectively.

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In the “signal Type” column, you have to adjust  which parameter should be evaluated.

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Here, this parameter will be selected as “Amplitude” so the amplitude of the “V L3-E” signal in the assessment time will be measured and evaluated.

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Now, the specified time for assessment should be entered in the “Time” column that here, 200 ms will be selected.

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In the “Nom” column, the expected value for the amplitude of the selected parameter is specified,

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which here, the expected value for the “V L3 E” phase voltage should be adjusted.

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For example, here, the voltage is set to be 60 V. in addition, in the “Dev+” and “Dev-” columns, the positive and negative tolerances are entered.

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Note that these tolerances can be different from each other.

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Therefore, the positive tolerance and negative tolerance are entered as 1 V and 0.5 V, respectively then“run” test  .

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After completing the test, the actual value of the “V L3 E” signal amplitude is shown in the “Act” column.

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Also, its deviation from the expected value is specified in the “Dev” column in percent, which here is zero precent.

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In addition, the assessment result is specified in the “Assessment” section.

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If the “Act” value is in the allowable range of tolerance, i.e. (Nom) – (Dev-) to (Nom) + (Dev+), the assessment result is  passed.

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Otherwise, it is “failed”.

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You see that because the “Act” value is in the range of 60.5 V to 61 V, this assessment has been considered as “Passed”.

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In addition, if you want to define a “comment” for your assessment, you can enter your intended comment in the “Use Comment” column.