Power quality measurement and analysis is crucial for ensuring the efficiency and continued service of technological systems. Here, expert contributors from around the world offer up-to-date studies in power quality issues, in order to provide a relevant resource for readers at all levels. In the first part, new findings on key topics are presented. Authors examine active power conditioners, harmonic effects of power system loads, bank harmonic filters, and power quality issues in smart grids. In part two, the latest research is presented and evaluated. Here, the reader will find contributions on topics including harmonics generation in non-linear loads, power quality issues in wind energy conservation systems, and the improvement of power quality via a switch mode regulator. Finally, part three moves to discuss the analysis of power quality harmonics and real measurement data. New results are offered for subjects including the identification and measurement of harmonics in electric power systems, measurement of voltage harmonics, harmonics effects in industrial and university environments, and harmonic distortion in renewable energy systems. This is an idea resource for readers seeking the latest approaches in the field.
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