Lightning-induced Voltages: FDTD Dispersion

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This lecture covers the review of Test 1, application examples of lightning-induced voltages, and FDTD dispersion. It discusses negative cloud-to-ground lightning, FDTD solutions for lightning-induced voltages, influence of ground conductivity, and protection devices like surge arresters.

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