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Automatic and Fast Faulted Line-Section Location Method for Distribution Systems Based on Fault Indicators

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Jen-Hao Teng; Wei-Hao Huang; Shang-Wen Luan

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Sensors network based on mobile robots

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Should operators switch-off their legacy infrastructure or re-purpose it for M2M?

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Kulkarni, Parag , Oviedo, Raul Martinez

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Current Density Distributions on the Cathode Plates of Inductive Voltage Cells

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Hao Wei; Fengju Sun; Jiahui Yin; Aici Qiu

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

On-chip blumlein pulse generator

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Jiwei Sun; Pingshan Wang

Publisher: IET

Year: 2014

Nanosecond High-Voltage Pulse Generator Using a Spiral Blumlein PFL for Electromagnetic Interference Test

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Soo Won Lim; Katsuki, S.; Yun Sik Jin; Chuhyun Cho; Young Bae Kim

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

First Implementation of a Subnanosecond Rise Time, Variable Pulse Duration, Variable Amplitude, Repetitive, High-Voltage Pulse Source

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Huiskamp, T.; Beckers, F.J.C.M.; van Heesch, E.J.M.; Pemen, A.J.M.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Azimuthal Transmission Lines for Inductive Voltage Adders With Four PFLs Driving Simultaneously or Separately

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Hao Wei; Fengju Sun; Aici Qiu; Jiangtao Zeng; Tianxue Liang; Jiahui Yin; Yixiang Hu

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Automatic and Fast Faulted Line-Section Location Method for Distribution Systems Based on Fault Indicators

Sensors network based on mobile robots

Should operators switch-off their legacy infrastructure or re-purpose it for M2M?

Current Density Distributions on the Cathode Plates of Inductive Voltage Cells

On-chip blumlein pulse generator

Nanosecond High-Voltage Pulse Generator Using a Spiral Blumlein PFL for Electromagnetic Interference Test

First Implementation of a Subnanosecond Rise Time, Variable Pulse Duration, Variable Amplitude, Repetitive, High-Voltage Pulse Source

Azimuthal Transmission Lines for Inductive Voltage Adders With Four PFLs Driving Simultaneously or Separately

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Automatic and Fast Faulted Line-Section Location Method for Distribution Systems Based on Fault Indicators

Sensors network based on mobile robots

Should operators switch-off their legacy infrastructure or re-purpose it for M2M?

Current Density Distributions on the Cathode Plates of Inductive Voltage Cells

On-chip blumlein pulse generator

Nanosecond High-Voltage Pulse Generator Using a Spiral Blumlein PFL for Electromagnetic Interference Test

First Implementation of a Subnanosecond Rise Time, Variable Pulse Duration, Variable Amplitude, Repetitive, High-Voltage Pulse Source

Azimuthal Transmission Lines for Inductive Voltage Adders With Four PFLs Driving Simultaneously or Separately