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use of null meter in synchronisation

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probe01

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can some body tell me what is use of null meter in synchronisation and what it ment for?
 
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My understanding of a null meter is that it is used to indicate the balance between an AVR auto and field current channel, not directly related to synchronizing
 
I thought that a null meter was used to synchronize aircraft engines or boat engines to eliminate the beat frequency of small speed differences.

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I agree with GTstartup, it is a term sometimes seen when multiple controllers are tracking each other in an AVR, typically the main and standby auto systems and the manual controller. It's purpose is to aid a bumpless transfer between sources, i.e. if the null meter isn't zero there will be a definite 'bump'.


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The null meters I have seen are used to switch modes of operation in the AVR, from Auto to Manual, Manual to Auto.

Its generally not used to sync.

David
 
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