MODELING THE INFLUENCE OF PERSONAL COMPUTERS ON THE QUALITY OF ELECTRICITY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY AT THE POINT OF SUPPLY

Branislav Gavrilovic; Zoran Bundalo; Vladimir Aleksandrovich Baboshin

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MODELING THE INFLUENCE OF PERSONAL COMPUTERS ON THE QUALITY OF ELECTRICITY AND ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY AT THE POINT OF SUPPLY

Branislav Gavrilovic, Zoran Bundalo, Vladimir Aleksandrovich Baboshin

The paper presents the results related to the influence of personal computers on the quality of electrical energy and electromagnetic compatibility at the point of connection to the electrical grid by implementing a simulation model in Matlab/Simulink. The paper presents the results of simulations related not only to the computer unit but also to the computer system with a number of external units such as monitors, printers, scanners, UPS devices, etc. Due to the small load power of individual computers, In order to meet the set standards related to the quality of electricity and electromagnetic compatibility at the point of connection of personal computers, the paper also presents the results of the simulation of the operation of personal computers with the application of passive filters used by real ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) power supply units of personal computers.

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personal computer quality of electrical energy electromagnetic compatibilitypersonal computer quality of electrical energy electromagnetic compatibilityBranislav Gavrilovic Zoran Bundalo Vladimir Aleksandrovich Baboshin

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