Simulation of Aircraft Electromagnetic Environment Radiated by High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse

Cai, Mingjuan; Cao, Bin; Wan, Hongbin; He, Chuangxin; Feng, Tao; Xu, Ping

doi:10.1109/iccsnt56096.2022.9972930

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“…Aiming at the simulation prediction of electromagnetic pulse coupling response of interface circuits, the current field-line coupling simulation model is mainly established in simulation software to obtain the coupling current of electromagnetic pulse radiation field to communication transmission cable. In the simulation model, the transmission line simulates a computer interconnection cable [6]. However, due to the lack of corresponding analysis and modeling for the coupling signal loop and the equivalent impedance of the loop of the internal interface circuit of the device, it is difficult to predict the electromagnetic pulse coupling current through [7].…”

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Research on the Coupling Effect of Communication Display Interface under Strong Electromagnetic Pulse

Feng,

Du,

Sun

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In the high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) environment, high-intensity broadband electromagnetic pulse energy is transmitted to the display interface circuit through the interconnection cable, causing interference or damage to the internal electronic components and chips, resulting in various damage effects such as the display cannot be displayed normally, and even restart. To investigate the coupling effect of strong electromagnetic pulses on the display interface circuit, the existing field-line coupling model is utilized as the basis of this study, with a specific focus on the VGA interface. The influence of different terminal impedances on the coupling effect is examined, aiming to determine the significance of terminal impedances in the simulation estimation of interface circuit coupling response. A HEMP coupling signal loop model is established based on the signal loop defined in the VGA datasheet, replicating the normal working conditions of VGA. HEMP pulse injection experiments are conducted to compare the response waveforms of the simulated VGA interface equivalent impedance circuit model with the measured data. This allows the accuracy of the established equivalent impedance model to be verified using key parameters.

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confidence: 99%