Sensitivity of personal computers to voltage sags and short interruptions
This paper discusses the sensitivity of personal computers (PCs) to voltage sags and short interruptions on the basis of the extensive test results. Existing standards and previously published works are reviewed, and a description of a used testing procedure is presented. The following tests were pe...
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| description | This paper discusses the sensitivity of personal computers (PCs) to voltage sags and short interruptions on the basis of the extensive test results. Existing standards and previously published works are reviewed, and a description of a used testing procedure is presented. The following tests were performed: sensitivity to rectangular voltage sags with ideal and nonideal supply characteristics, and sensitivity to voltage sags caused by the starting of large motors. The results obtained emphasize the importance of clear definition of the malfunction criteria for this equipment. |
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