2010
DOI: 10.3788/hplpb20102210.2373
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Observation and analysis of lightning induced overvoltage on buried cables

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“…The lightning-induced surge in the cable is the main threat to damage electronic equipment. At present, the research on the coupling between the lightning electromagnetic field and cable mainly focuses on the long-distance coupling between overhead transmission line [12,13] and buried cable [14,15]. However, the research on the coupling effect between LEMP and cables in wind turbine nacelle has been little addressed.…”
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“…The lightning-induced surge in the cable is the main threat to damage electronic equipment. At present, the research on the coupling between the lightning electromagnetic field and cable mainly focuses on the long-distance coupling between overhead transmission line [12,13] and buried cable [14,15]. However, the research on the coupling effect between LEMP and cables in wind turbine nacelle has been little addressed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%