Transient Voltage Overshoots of High Voltage ESD Protections Based on Bipolar Transistors in Smart Power Technology

Keywords : Electromagnetic pollution, high voltage power line, induced current density, X70 steel pipeline, corrosion, Finite Element Method, Electrochemical impedance

To achieve this objective, firstly the electromagnetic interference between the double circuit HVPL and the X70 steel pipeline (the distribution of the magnetic field and the induced

The induced voltage onto the pipeline was calculated for different separation distance between conductors, the existence of the earth wire, separation distance between transmission

In order to diagnose the effect of the electromagnetic pollution on the corrosion of the pipeline, the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements were used

The analyzed system as it is presented in Fig.1 has been simulated by finite elements method in order to calculate the distribution of the magnetic field and the

Abstract: Analysis of electromagnetic interference between high voltage overhead power transmission lines and nearby gas/oil pipeline has been a topic of growing interest for

~ R e s e are computed using a 2D simulator [I] with the following requirements: RbA is the minimum value of Rbbx (when most of the current flows in quadrant "AM) and the sum

However, there are two sources of errors, mismatch issues between incident and reflected pulses and the filtering of the signal by the measurement setup, which become major