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January 1, 1988IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility6 citations

A broad-band network for power-line disturbance voltage measurements

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LML. MillantaMFMauro FortiSMS. Maci

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The authors discuss the design and realizations of a broadband network and its application to a voltage probe for monitoring the disturbance on the AC power line, including the very low-frequency components above the fundamental 50- or 60-Hz frequency. The circuit is capable of monitoring frequencies from a few hundred hertz to well beyond 200 MHz. The very large bandwidth is obtained by paralleling the basic step-skirt high-pass filter structure with a high-frequency pass-over branch. The basic characteristics such as inband attenuation, power-frequency rejection, impedance, and dimensions compare satisfactorily with existing voltage probes having much larger low-frequency cutoff.>

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97351878ce2e8780a1a682https://doi.org/10.1109/15.3314
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