Transient protection for highway traffic control equipment
Transient protection for highway traffic control equipment
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Electronic traffic control equipment is subjected to a wide range of electromagnetic threats. The electromagnetic environment, which includes lightning, electrostatic discharge, internally and externally generated inductive-switching transients, and radiated electromagnetic interference (EMI) from radio, TV, radar, and mobile communication transmitters, is described. Powerlines and cables interconnecting equipment to sensors, communications systems, or peripheral hardware provide a direct path for the conduction of disruptive and damaging electrical transients and other EMI into traffic control equipment. The relative levels of the various threats are integrated into a set of recommended test waveforms for traffic control equipment.
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Transient protection for highway traffic control equipment
Uebergangsschutz fuer die Ausruestung der Strassenverkehrskontrolle
1988
7 Seiten, 12 Quellen
Conference paper
English
ELEKTROMAGNETISCHE KOMPATIBILITAET , ELEKTROMAGNETISCHE STOERUNG , STRASSENVERKEHR , UEBERSPANNUNGSSCHUTZ , VERKEHRSLENKUNG , STARKSTROMLEITUNG , BLITZ , NACHRICHTENUEBERTRAGUNGSSYSTEM , STEUERUNG , UEBERWACHUNG , RADAR , TRANSIENTE , ELEKTROSTATISCHE ENTLADUNG , RADIO , SENSOR , TRANSIENT PROTECTION , CONTROL EQUIPMENT
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