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closed I need to measure Short/Long-Term Flicker Severity for the 50 Hz grid, how can I do it?

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by Nikola Samardzic (139 points)
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Measuring flicker severity and other related parameters is possible using typhoon.test.IEC61000.flickermeter API function from the TyphoonTest Library.  This function should be implemented on the provided(captured) voltage samples from the simulation.

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