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(4.6) The average power is calculated by summing the values of instantaneous power and dividing by the number of samples for the cycle, thus: (4.7) where N is the number of samples per cycle, which in the present work is 400. The accumulated energy with time during the test is calculated by adding the energy per cycle for each record to a running total. The energy is calculated from the average power, from Equation (4.8): (4.8) An FFT computes the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) and produces exactly the same result as evaluating the DFT definition directly; the only difference is that an FFT is much faster. The DFT is defined by the formula: (4.9) where k=0,…, N-1 and N are the total number of samples, which in the present work is 400. The frequency content of the applied voltage and leakage current signal is calculated by means of a LabVIEW library „Amplitude Spectrum VI‟. The calculated frequency components are the amplitudes of the harmonics of the input signal. The chosen sampling rate of N = 400 samples per cycle, allows the harmonic content of the leakage current to be calculated up to the first 200 harmonics. The harmonic content of the applied voltage and leakage current signal is calculated using the THD equation: (4.10) 91