This paper presents measurement results of frequency characteristics of the high-voltage power line in low radio-frequency range: amplitude and phase characteristic, group delay, and input impedance. Measurement results for the 400-kV overhead power-line under operation are presented together with the developed measurement methodology. The methodology provides a method to measure amplitude and phase characteristics, group delay and the return loss of the HV power line for a geographically distributed system utilizing an optical link as a return path. The measurement results confirm very low attenuation with a linear phase, but with oscillations present in all characteristics caused by reflection of the signal on the power line. The complete knowledge of frequency characteristics of the HV power line and noise description is crucial for the design of digital power-line carrier (PLC) systems.
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