High frequency input impedance modeling of low-voltage residential installations - influence on lightning overvoltage simulations results

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The overvoltage level of a system is strongly dependent on the connected loads and with more precise models, better and more reliable simulation results are obtained. This paper presents the input impedance characteristics, measured over a wide range of frequencies, of various actual low-voltage residential installations. The measured frequency responses were fitted by effective RLC models and a general model was also developed. The range of frequencies considered in the study, nearly d.c. up to 5 MHz, allows the use of these models for lightning or switching studies. It is also presented overvoltage simulations, using different residential installations models presented in the paper, of a distribution network subjected to lightning surges on the medium voltage circuit.

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Bassi, W. (2014). High frequency input impedance modeling of low-voltage residential installations - influence on lightning overvoltage simulations results. SpringerPlus, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/2193-1801-3-690

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