DK200P

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Panel Meters: DK200P Application Field and Working Principle

DK200P is a type of panel meter used for measuring power and other electrical parameters. It is used in various industries, such as in power plants, laboratory, factories, and many other places. This meter is made up of a few components, which includes a display, a power supply, and a few measuring instruments.

This meter is specifically used to measure parameters, such as current, voltage, power, frequency, and shapes of voltage and currents. These are all essential components for properly setting up and running a plant. This meter is used to ensure that all of these important parameters are well maintained and are correctly set.

DK200P works based on two fundamental principles. Firstly, the meter works on a current-voltage technique, which measures electrical parameters as current and voltage. Secondly, this meter works on the principle of Fourier transform, which is used to measure the frequency of the power being measured. These two principles are then combined together to compute the other information like total harmonic distortion, phase angle, and other data.

The design of the DK200P is relatively simple and easy to use. On the front panel, it has a three line LCD display, which can easily be read for various data. Along the sides, there are also a few buttons which allow the user to easily navigate through the menus and the settings of this meter.

Overall, the DK200P is an effective tool for measuring various electrical parameters, such as current, voltage, power, and more. This combined with its simple design and easy to read LCD display makes it a great choice for a variety of applications. This meter is used in many industries to ensure that operations are running smoothly and correctly, and also to ensure that any electricity issues are immediately addressed.

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