The latest summary of the SupraEMI project and it its research outcomes so far are summarized in in the publishable summary document that has just been released and is available here.… Read More

11th December 2020: The project team have working to establish a new method to be used as an industry standard for 2 to 150kHz grid measurements.  This involves hardware development, traceability methods and algorithm development and selection.  Five new open access (free to download) peer reviewed publications describe our work to date and these can… Read More

18th November 2020: The SupraEMI project has setup a data repository where we will deposit captured waveform data and/or frequency spectra for 2-150kHz emissions.  These waveforms will be captured from various equipment connected to the electricity supply.  The waveforms a free to use for R&D purposes such as testing algorithms or understanding emissions (but we… Read More

A webinar was held to discuss the results of the ongoing SupraEMI project at its halfway stage. The 2-hour meeting was attended by some 70 industry and standardisation experts. The presentations from the meeting are available for individual download using the hyperlinks in the agenda below. When: 11th November 2020 at 10h UTC to 12h… Read More

This webinar workshop will present outcomes and results at the halfway point in this three year project. More information and the agenda for the webinar is given in this link. If you are interested in joining, please use the contact form at http://empir.npl.co.uk/supraemi/contact/ and we will send you an invitation with joining instructions.… Read More

Two papers were presented to the Conference for Precision Electromagnetic Metrology (CPEM 2020).  One paper described a new real-time algorithm to measure supra harmonics in the frequency range 2-150kHz which will be used to measure conducted interference on the electricity network. This interference is often caused by renewable energy and EV power convertors which leads… Read More

The project presented a comparison of 2-150kHz measurement algorithms, reviewing them in terms of accuracy, reproducibility, and computational cost.  Methods of long term measurements were also discussed.  Various use cases were presented to categorize different types of emissions.… Read More