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Inductive coupling

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Electromagnetic coupling to cables with shield interruptions

The presence of connectors or other shield interruptions can seriously degrade the EMI protection provided by the braid of an otherwise well-shielded cable system. The paper presents a methodology to determine the internal response of a discontinuous shiel ...

1997

Response of multiconductor power lines to nearby lightning return stroke electromagnetic fields

Michel Ianoz

The calculation of voltages induced by indirect lightning on multiconductor overhead power lines has been the subject of several studies. The reported conclusions are not always in agreement with each other. In this paper, using a modeling procedure presen ...

1997

High- SQUID magnetometers for biomagnetic measurements

Dirk Grundler

We have designed and fabricated three types of high- SQUID (superconducting quantum interference device) magnetometers based on step-edge Josephson junctions using three different concepts of coupling magnetic flux into the SQUID: (i) a single pickup loop ...

1996

Electromagnetic field coupling to shielded cables: methodology and experimental validation

Michel Ianoz

The coupling of electromagnetic fields inside shielded cables is an important issue in EMC applications, in which the transfer impedance represents one of the main parameters. The paper discusses the last analytical expressions which have been developed fo ...

1996

Response of multiconductor power lines to nearby lightning return stroke electromagnetic fields

Michel Ianoz

The calculation or voltages induced by indirect lightning on multiconductor lines has been the subject of several studies. The reported conclusions are not always in agreement with each other. In this paper, using a modeling procedure presented in a previo ...

1996

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