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Articles | Volume 15
21 Sep 2017
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Impact evaluation of conducted UWB transients on loads in power-line networks

Bing Li and Daniel Månsson

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Nowadays, faced with the ever-increasing dependence on diverse electronic devices and systems, the proliferation of potential electromagnetic interference (EMI) becomes a critical threat for reliable operation. A typical issue is the electronics working reliably in power-line networks when exposed to electromagnetic environment. In this paper, we consider a conducted ultra-wideband (UWB) disturbance, and perform the impact evaluation at the loads in a network.
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