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Power Quality<\/h1><\/div>

The future security of our power grid<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>

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Our world is becoming increasingly electronic, with computers everywhere: smartphones, televisions, smart refrigerators, building systems technology, LED lighting, and automated machines have long been part of everyday life\u2014both at home and at work. Electricity is increasingly coming from photovoltaic systems and being stored \u2013 heat pumps provide heat and electric cars are charged directly at the house wall via a wallbox. In companies, frequency-controlled machines, drives, and pumps are also increasingly being used.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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This development brings comfort, sustainability, and future viability. But it also has a downside: all these electronic devices generate network disturbances – so-called harmonics<\/strong>. These can lead to serious problems in the power grid:<\/p>\n