Hello everyone. I'm having some issues on a simple task. I did some stability simulations. trip lines, gens... Everything OK. But when I tried to plt freq, my out file has feq deviations instead of absolute values.... I mean I would like to see if my machine rises from 50 to 51HZ when I trippped a load....
I tried chapter 22 of help guide, but no light yet...
any help... I'm sure its simple, but I can't find it.
Thanks in advance. Odin
thanks Jconto for the reply I test it, It's oK. I tried to browse for math functions on pssplt. I'll try to get some extra info. Odin
In PSSPLT, use FUNC to apply an scaling function to the raw frequency signal before plotting [example for 60 Hz]:
FUNC
2
60*(1+A)
SLCT
8
59.5 60.5
In the GUI, the direct plotting implementation has a FUNC feature under Edit\Plot Attibutes but I have not used it. Outside the GUI and PSSPLT, you can export the f-channels to excel, execute a similar scaling function and then plot.
Asked: 2016-05-01 11:06:00 -0500
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Last updated: May 08 '16
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