DocumentCode
413223
Title
Transmission line model - an idealisation or reality
Author
Theethayi, Nelson ; Cooray, Vernon
Author_Institution
Div. for Electr. & Lightning Res., Uppsala Univ., Sweden
Volume
3
fYear
2003
fDate
23-26 June 2003
Abstract
Assuming that the representation of the lightning return stroke as a current pulse propagating along a transmission line is valid, the effects of different transmission line parameters on the remote electric fields are investigated. The transmission line parameters that are incorporated into the study are the spatial variation of channel inductance and capacitance, channel resistance and its temporal variation, and the finite conductance of the channel. The results show that the introduction of the time varying channel resistance and the finite conductance will change the predictions of the model in such a direction that they will come closer to experimental observations.
Keywords
capacitance; electric admittance; electric resistance; inductance; lightning; power transmission lines; channel capacitance; channel inductance; channel resistance; current pulse propagation; finite conductance; lightning return stroke; remote electric fields; temporal variation; time varying channel resistance; transmission line; transmission line parameters; Electric resistance; Electromagnetic fields; Electromagnetic modeling; Lightning; Optical propagation; Power transmission lines; Predictive models; Propagation losses; Transmission line theory; Transmission lines;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Tech Conference Proceedings, 2003 IEEE Bologna
Print_ISBN
0-7803-7967-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PTC.2003.1304478
Filename
1304478
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