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Method to Improve Fault Location Accuracy Against Cables Dispersion Effect

Ousama Osman,

Dr. Ousama Osman

WIN MS

France

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Soumaya Sallem,

Dr. Soumaya Sallem

DACLE

CEA, LIST

France

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Laurent Sommervogel,

Mr. Laurent Sommervogel

CEA LIST

France

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Marc Olivas Carrion,

Dr. Marc Olivas Carrion

WinMs

France

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Arnaud Peltier,

Dr. Arnaud Peltier

WinMs

France

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Pierre Bonnet,

Dr. Pierre Bonnet

Institut Pascal, University Clermont-Ferrand

France

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Françoise Paladian

Dr. Françoise Paladian

Institut Pascal

France

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 83, 29-35, 2019

doi:10.2528/PIERL19021907

Abstract

The paper presents a new method of dispersion compensation. It aims to reduce the dispersion effect of the wave throughout its propagation in the cable. The main objective is to improve the defects localization accuracy in electrical cables. This suggested method can be applied to any test signal injected in the line under test.

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Ousama Osman, Soumaya Sallem, Laurent Sommervogel, Marc Olivas Carrion, Arnaud Peltier, Pierre Bonnet, and Françoise Paladian, "Method to Improve Fault Location Accuracy Against Cables Dispersion Effect," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 83, 29-35, 2019.
doi:10.2528/PIERL19021907

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