
handle: 20.500.14299/4345
The measurement of the transfer impedance of a screened coaxial cable using a low-power sinusoidal current has the disadvantage that the saturation effects which occur in the ferromagnetic screen are not reproduced. The authors describe a method for measuring the impedance using a source of current pulses with a magnitude of a few hundred amperes. The measurement results and a comparison between calculated and test values are given
power cables, transfer impedance, measurement results, test values, screened coaxial cable, current pulses, impulse conditions, coaxial cables, electric impedance measurement, low-power sinusoidal current
power cables, transfer impedance, measurement results, test values, screened coaxial cable, current pulses, impulse conditions, coaxial cables, electric impedance measurement, low-power sinusoidal current
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