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April 15, 2005 |
Launch Page Part 5 Monitoring instruments, Laboratory measurements, and Test methods |
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Citations Part 5 will give you a list of all paper citations, with annotations, for the topic category Monitoring instruments, Laboratory measurements, and Test methods. This MSW file can be word-searched for authors and topics. Direct hyperlinks to accessible individual papers are also shown in displays of the citations.
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Rate of rise Effect of rate of rise on reverse breakdown of silicon diodes (1963) [0.4 MB]
Surge counter Low cost surge counter (1964) [0.3 MB]
Reverse semicon Semiconductor performance under reverse transient over-voltages (1964/1967) [2.0 MB]
Hi-speed recorder High speed transient recorder (1968) [0.4 MB]
Impulse testers High-voltage impulse testers (1975) [0.4 MB]
TCL generator Transient control level test generators (1977) [01.1 MB]
TCL testing Transient control level philosophy & implementation, Pt II: Techniques & equipment for TCL tests(1977) [0.9 MB]
TCL Philosophy Transient control level philosophy & Implementation, Pt I: Reasoning behind the philosophy (1977) [0.5 MB]
Propagation 1978 Lightning protection of residential AC wiring (1978) [1.4 MB]
Dont kid-kill Surge testing: Donít kid yourself, donít kill yourself (1988) [0.5 MB]
PQ surveys FFF Power quality surveys: Facts, fiction, and fallacies (1988) [1.5 MB]
Monitoring PQ Monitoring power quality (1990) [1.5 MB]
Real waves Real, realistic ring waves for surge testing (1991) [0.4 MB]
Upsdown surging Surging the Upside-Down House: Looking into upsetting references (1994) [0.5 MB]
Upsdown measure Surging the Upside-Down House: Measurement and modeling techniques (1995) [1.0 MB]
Keeping up Keeping up with the reality of todayís surge environment (1995) [1.0 MB]
Make sense Surge recordings that make sense: shifting focus from voltage to current measurements (1996) [0.4 MB]
No joules No joules for surges: Relevant and realistic assessment of surge stress threats (1996) [0.6 MB]
Joules Yes-No Surge recordings that make sense: Joules deposition: Yes! - Joule contentí: Never! (1997) [0.8 MB]
Galore The fallacy of monitoring surge voltages: SPDs and PCs Galore (1999) [0.8 MB]
Novel transducer A novel transducer for monitoring surges in AC mains: Expectations and reality (2000) [1.0 MB]
PQ IEC Standard A new IEC Standard on the measurement of power quality parameters (2000) [0.4 MB]
Lingering legacies Lingering lead length legacies (2002) [0.4 MB]
BBBSD Black boxes, Blind spots, and Disconnectors: How not to test SPDs (2004) [0.3 MB]
Annexes
Discuss A&E&M Discussion ëof ìRural
Discuss A&S Discussion of ìMonitoring of computer installations for power line disturbances (1974) [0.7 MB]
Discuss O&B Discussion of ìMeasurement of voltage and current surges on the AC power line in computer and industrial environments (1985) [0.9 MB]
Foust 1931 Instruments for lightning measurements (1931) [2.8 MB]
PQ Monitoring
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