[CC] DPS Digital Phase Shifter in a Demo Board & Testing with a Hioki CM3286-01

Hi guys! In this video I installed a DPS, Digital Phase Shifter on a Do-It-Yourself demo board that I made, and tested it with a Hioki CM3286-01 AC Clamp Power Meter. The DPS is a single-phase to three-phase converter. It allows you to run a 3-phase motor out of the available single-phase power supply. The DPS unit model is an MY-PS-2, rated for 1Hp, 220V 3-phase, which is a match for my 1Hp, 3-phase Meiji induction motor. The objective of installing the DPS on a demo board was for me to have 3-phase voltage available for testing purposes, not necessarily for motor control. The DPS did output 3-phase voltage, but it has certain limitations which I discussed in the video. I provided timestamps for easy navigation to topics/chapters. The DPS device is made in Korea. If you find this useful, please consider subscribing. Thanks for your support and stay safe! timestamps 00:29 Function of the DPS 01:00 Simple design no moving parts/switches 01:49 DPS rating must match motor rating 02:00 Retail box and user's manual 02:22 DPS connection on demo board 03:07 Time lapse- making the DPS D.I.Y. demo board 05:02 DPS use for 3-phase motors only 05:26 Q&A note 1- single phase output without motor connected 05:55 Q&A note 2- unbalanced output voltage with motor running but not loaded 06:16 using Hioki CM3286, testing output voltage without motor (open ciircuit) 07:58 using Hioki CM3286, testing output voltage with motor running unloaded 10:01 actual output voltage unbalance, unloaded motor 10:39 using Hioki CM3286, testing output voltage phase sequence 13:12 Pros & Cons, closing thoughts