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Transmission of microwave signals through an e.h.v. insulator for application to e.h.v. electronic current-sensing systems

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1 Author(s)
Otto, D.V. ; University of Auckland, Department of Electrical Engineering, Auckland, New Zealand

It is shown how a conventional solid-core e.h.v. post insulator can be adapted for use as a fairly low-loss, physically robust, microwave transmission link for use in unconventional e.h.v. electronic current-sensing systems. Coupling into and out of the insulator is by way of an interesting adaptation of the short backfire antenna.

Published in:
Electronics Letters  (Volume:14 ,  Issue: 21 )

Date of Publication: October 12 1978

Page(s):
692 - 693
ISSN :
0013-5194
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1049/el:19780467
Product Type:
Journals & Magazines
Date of Current Version :
11 July 2007
Issue Date :
October 12 1978
Sponsored by :
Institution of Engineering and Technology

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