Effect of Coaxial Cables on Measurements Performed with Resistive Lightning Impulse Voltage Dividers

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Authors Jussi Havunen,Stephan Passon,Jari Hallstrom,Anders Bergman;Jussi Havunen;Stephan Passon;Jari Hallstrom;Anders Bergman;
Journal 2018 conference on precision electromagnetic measurements (cpem 2018)
Year 2018
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10.1109/cpem.2018.8501140
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/b66cc66cdafa020f5a2e9e343dd5023a
Keywords
lightning voltage measurement measurement uncertainty length measurement electrical resistance measurement cable shielding coaxial cables

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