Live Webinar: Supraharmonics Origins, Measurement & Mitigation

Gepostet von Neo Messtechnik
Am 26. März 2026
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Supraharmonics are showing up everywhere — in EV chargers, solar inverters, and industrial drives — and the standards around them are still catching up. If you’re working with modern power electronics, chances are you’re already dealing with their effects without the right tools to fully understand them.

In this focused 25-minute webinar, Dr. Bernhard Grasel will cover the full picture: where supraharmonic emissions come from, how to measure them reliably, what mitigation measures are available, and where standardisation currently stands. The right measurement technology makes all the difference here — and we’ll show you what that looks like in practice.

As always, there’ll be time at the end to ask questions and discuss your specific measurement technology challenges directly.

📅 Thursday, May 21st 2026 | 10:00 AM CET | 25 minutes

Have a look at our PQA 8000H in the meantime

If Supraharmonics are already on your radar, the PQA 8000H is the instrument you’ll want to know about. It measures supraharmonic voltages and currents up to 500 kHz, making it the perfect analyzer suited to the realities of modern grids. Continuous recording of raw data at full sampling rate means you won’t miss transient events, and remote access via TeamViewer or AnyDesk makes it equally at home in a control cabinet as in the field. A capable instrument for a frequency range where most others simply stop.

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Whether you’re dealing with unexplained equipment behaviour, planning large-scale renewable integration, or simply want to understand your network’s high-frequency characteristics, we’re happy to discuss how grid impedance analysis can support your work.

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