The effect of the delay time on the reference signal for compensation due to the data acquisition and digital signal processing is examined. The time delay will cause incorrect compensation and unwanted remaining nonactive power after compensation. A theoretical evaluation is done on the negative effect on compensation due to a single frequency distortion. This evaluation is expanded to handle multiple harmonic distortion to calculate the total theoretical ineffectivity of compensation for a specific load due to a specific time delay. This provides a method of calculating the ineffectivity caused by any delay in compensation, whatever the cause. Finally, the theoretical evaluations are validated by means of experimental results.
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