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A new fault-location algorithm for extra-high-voltage mixed lines based on phase characteristics of the hyperbolic tangent function is proposed. This paper takes overhead-cable-overhead mixed lines for example. The faulted section identification functions for overhead cable connections described by the hyperbolic tangent are developed separately when faults occur on the first overhead line, the middle cable, and the last overhead line. When a fault occurs on different sections, the faulted section identification functions appear as obviously different phase characteristics according to the phase characteristics of the hyperbolic tangent function. Thus, the faulted section can be identified. The fault location can be therefore accurately determined with the voltage and current positive-sequence fault components on both ends of the faulted section. Simulations and calculations with PSCAD and MATLAB show that the fault-location algorithm is correct and accurate.
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