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Current waveforms of household appliances for advanced meter testing

Recent studies showed that static electricity meters can generate wrong metering results when exposed to conducted electromagnetic inference caused by electronic appliances, consisting of waveforms with very steep rising edges in combination with large peak amplitudes. To identify more waveforms that can cause errors, we captured a large series of waveforms of common household appliances, and after analyzing these waveforms we selected a number of waveforms for testing a static electricity meter.