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Innovative PEA space charge measurement systems for industrial applications

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1 Author(s)
Fukunaga, K. ; Commun. Res. Lab., Tokyo, Japan

This article introduces new space charge measurement systems developed in Japan using the pulsed electroacoustics (PEA) method. The new methods include two types of 3-D systems, two types of transient systems for extremely high or low temperature, a small PEA unit for a portable system, and a mountable PEA unit that can be applied to another facility, such as a vacuum chamber. These new PEA systems should expand the applicable research field.

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Electrical Insulation Magazine, IEEE  (Volume:20 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: March-April 2004

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