Selected aspects of radio interference from HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) converter stations
Abstract
It was necessary to undertake a number of important but quite detailed tasks in order to complete a study of the radio interference from high voltage direct current (HVDC) converter stations. The design and construction of a scale model of a converter pole for the prediction of radio interference was stressed. Many of the results published in the literature and in the final report (EPRI RP 1769-1) are based on the following five separate papers which treat their topics rather comprehensively. A. RF impedances of HVDC Converter Station Equipment; B. Effects of Probe Images on Field Measurements; C. Lumped Circuit Representation of a Converter Pole; D. Analysis of Measured Converter Station Equipment Impedances and Their Synthesis; E. RF Spectral Measurements at Dickinson (MN) Converter Station.
- Publication:
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Technical Report
- Pub Date:
- February 1982
- Bibcode:
- 1982osu..rept.....D
- Keywords:
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- Radio Frequency Interference;
- Scale Models;
- Thyristors;
- Voltage Converters (Dc To Dc);
- Computer Techniques;
- Eddy Currents;
- Harmonic Analysis;
- Mathematical Models;
- Radio Frequency Impedance Probes;
- Electronics and Electrical Engineering