1963
DOI: 10.1109/tpas.1963.291423
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Experimental Comparisons of Radio lnrluence Fields From Short and Long Transmission Lines

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“…The spectra are used to estimate the long line response which in turn are used to correct the statistical data. The geometric-mean method [2] was used on rainy weather frequency spectra to determine the correction factor to be applied to the 475 kHz measurements; and it was 5 dBpV/m as shown in Fig.4. weather at 475 lrHz ,measured at the mechanical center of the test line.…”
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“…The spectra are used to estimate the long line response which in turn are used to correct the statistical data. The geometric-mean method [2] was used on rainy weather frequency spectra to determine the correction factor to be applied to the 475 kHz measurements; and it was 5 dBpV/m as shown in Fig.4. weather at 475 lrHz ,measured at the mechanical center of the test line.…”
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“…Experience has shown that RI should be measured at midspan and at the electrical center of test lines [2]. Therefore, this line has three spans which places the electrical center at the middle of the second span which is also the mechanical center of the line.…”
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