Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Naohide Suzuki

Masaharu Takeda

An electronic type watthour measuring apparatus equipped with an automatic measuring-error correcting circuit. The electronic type watthour measuring apparatus includes: a power-to-voltage (W/V) converter for converting electrical power supplied from a power source into a voltage signal corresponding to the electrical power; a voltage-to-frequency converter for converting the voltage signal derived from the W/V-converter into a frequency signal corresponding to the voltage signal and indicative of the electrical power with an error; a calculator for calculating a difference between the frequency of the frequency signal and a frequency of a reference signal derived from a reference watthour meter while measuring the same electrical power from the power source; and a controller for controlling the voltage signal outputted from the W/V-converter based on the difference in the frequencies of both the frequency signal and reference signal so as to eliminate the error contained in the electric power measured by the electronic type watthour measuring apparatus.

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Tokyo, Japan

Naohide Suzuki