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Phase measurement of Synchros

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Just re-read what I posted. My table was in error (at the most important point). Although you probably realized the error, here's the corrected table:

 

.5 v = -30 deg

.6 v = -29 deg

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.9 v = -26

1.0 v = -25

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1.5 v = -20

2.0 v = -15

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3.5 v = 0 deg

3.6 v = +1 deg

3.7 v = +2

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4.0 v = +5

5.0 v = +15

6.0 v = +25

6.1 v = +26

6.2 v = +27

6.3 v = +28

6.4 v = +29

6.5 v = +30 deg

 

 

 

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Thanks.  I should have enough info to go off and play.  Sure there will be more questions in the future but thanks again.  This shed a whole new light on my understanding. 

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THETA = DEGREES(ATAN2((S2/S1 + 0.5), 0.866))


from https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/160215/how-to-get-the-angle-from-a-3-phases-synchro-...

 

tracking useful info. 

Stu
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