gar
Senior Member
- Location
- Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Occupation
- EE
191129-1227 EST
On my Sq-D main 200 A panel with copper bus bars I see about 1 mV change for a 10 A change over the length of the bar. At 200 A that would be possibly be 20 mV. If I had a 200 A load I could get a better measurement. A few millivolts change is not going to produce bulb flicker. It takes about a 2 V change and signal known exactly to get good flicker detection.
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On my Sq-D main 200 A panel with copper bus bars I see about 1 mV change for a 10 A change over the length of the bar. At 200 A that would be possibly be 20 mV. If I had a 200 A load I could get a better measurement. A few millivolts change is not going to produce bulb flicker. It takes about a 2 V change and signal known exactly to get good flicker detection.
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