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Development of a Multi-Channel Ultra-Wideband Electromagnetic Transient Measurement System

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By Shaoyin He, Xiangyu Chen, Bohao Zhang
| MDPI
1. Introduction Electromagnetic radiation fields are present during processes such as lightning strikes, high-voltage switch operations, static electricity build-up, and partial discharge caused by insulation damage.
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Strategy for Suppressing Commutation Failures in High-Voltage Direct Current Inverter Station Based on Transient Overvoltage

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By Dandan Zhao, Shaoyin He, Hua Huang, Zheng Han
| MDPI
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On the Characteristics of EMTR as a Correlation-Estimator-Based Fault Location Method in Transmission Lines

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By Ning Dong, Akif Nadeem, Yanzhao Xie, Shaoyin He
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Abstract : Methods based on electromagnetic time reversal (EMTR) have recently demonstrated promising results. In particular, EMTR, as a correlation estimator metric, has offered a quantitative definition for fault location candidates. As the correlation estimator already obtains the system transfer functions by simulating fault occurrences, these functions are subsequently correlated with the fault-generated transfer function.
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