1967
DOI: 10.1049/piee.1967.0099
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Calculation of switching transients with particular reference to line energisation

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“…The first of these techniques is based on the theory of natural modes and the modified Fourier transform, 1 ' 9 and'the second is that of the Bewley lattice method. 3 ' 9 The voltage and current waveforms, having been obtained, may then be processed to yield frequency spectra. The second objective of the paper is to show how these spectra, obtained by use of the piecewise synthesis technique, 2 may be used to compare the results obtained from the modified Fourier transform and the Bewley lattice methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first of these techniques is based on the theory of natural modes and the modified Fourier transform, 1 ' 9 and'the second is that of the Bewley lattice method. 3 ' 9 The voltage and current waveforms, having been obtained, may then be processed to yield frequency spectra. The second objective of the paper is to show how these spectra, obtained by use of the piecewise synthesis technique, 2 may be used to compare the results obtained from the modified Fourier transform and the Bewley lattice methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…State equations are formulated from the lumped parameter representation of transmission line. Numerical integration solutions for lumpedparameter transmission line model are available in the literature [7][8][9], but, in this study explicit formulas are used to solve these equations. This way starting from the initial state and initial time the state of the system at any time can be calculated directly without the need of the computations between that time and the initial time.…”
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“…Porém, neste tipo de processamento os componentes concentrados (tais como transformadores, reatores, banco de capacitores, resistores) também devem ser representados por circuitos distribuídos. O diagrama de Lattice também é usado em [Bickford and Doepel (1967)], onde o sistema a ser analisado consiste de duas partes, sendo uma delas (que deve ser linear) representada pela resposta ao degrau. Em [Kalra and Stanek (1973)] é apresentada uma técnica baseada no princípio da superposição, que usa resposta degrau para calcular as tensões transitórias aplicando a técnica de Lattice.…”
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