Interference and noise generated by insulators

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Author(s): J. S. T. Looms
Source: Insulators for High Voltages,1988
Publication date January 1988

Interference with radio and television (RI and TVI) may arise when electrical discharges run on insulators and inject high-frequency currents into associated conductors, which radiate electromagnetic waves. Audible noise (AN) is generated either by electrical discharges or by an entirely different process, resonance in cavities of insulators, excited

Inspec keywords: insulators; discharges (electric)

Other keywords: electrical discharges; audible noise; interference-noise generation; insulators; high-frequency currents; radio interference; television interference; insulator cavities

Subjects: Power line supports, insulators and connectors

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