Automation - Example Projects Details¶

The Project menu allows a user to create a new project or open an existing one.

New Example¶

Clicking Project → New Example will open example project. Items marked with a red asterisk are required.

Please fill in the information:

• Project Path – Path to the where the new project folder will reside
• Zipped results Path – Path to the example results zip file
• Project Directory Name – Name to use for the project folder
• Project Label - Text at the top of the project to track multiple projects.
• Test Types:
  • IEEE 1547.1 Clause 5 and 6 – Type testing compliant with the standard using communications to DAS, DC/AC simulators, and EUTs.
  • UL 1741 SB Tests – directly references UL 1741 SB.

Note: current implementation does not support cloud drives such as Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive.

Once example project has been open. Automation → Project → New Example will show the results: then choose one and click on the coresponding graph icon

Example 1: Voltage-Time Plot¶

Voltage vs Time

Select “Voltage-Time Plot” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Voltage vs Time Click on slider to adjust subplot param

Example 2: Time Domain Plot¶

Select “Time Domain” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Example 3: Volt-Var Scatter Plot¶

Select “Volt-Var Scatter” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Reactive power vs Voltage

Example 4: Time Domain Plot¶

Select “Time Domain” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Example 5: Constant PF Scatter Plot¶

Select “Constant PF Scatter” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Example 6: Active-Reative Power Plane¶

Select “Active-Reactive Power Plane” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph. Constant Power factor

Example 6: Active-Reative Power Plot¶

Select “Active-Reactive Power Plot” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph. Constant Power factor

Example 7: Time Domain Plot¶

Select “Time Domain” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Example 8: Watt-Var Scatter¶

Select “Watt-Var Scatter” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.

Example 9: Watt-Var Scatter (p.u.)¶

Select “Watt-Var Scatter (p.u.)” and click “Generate Plot” to view the corresponding graph.