| Title |
The Frequency Characteristics of Elelctromagnetic Waves and Discharge Phenomena Caused by Polluted Condition of Solide Insulator Surface |
| Authors |
C. N. Kim ; W. Z. Park ; K. S. Lee ; D. I. Lee ; I. S. Kim |
| Abstract |
In this paper, the discharge phenomena and electromagnetic waves caused by discharge with insertion of a solid insulator and flame between sphere-sphere electrodes in air were investigated. The surface discharge light and patterns of flame generated on a solid insulator surface were observed by using a CCD(Charged Coupled Device) camera. Also, the radiated electromagnetic waves were measured by using a biconical antenna and a spectrum analyzer. The surface discharge light generated on the solid insulator surface was larger and the size of flame was smaller by increasing applied voltages. Also, voltage distortion by voltage drop was strongly revealed when a insulator surface was polluted. When a solid insulator surface was not polluted, the electric field stength of electromagnetic waves was 10～17[dBuV/m] higher than a polluted solide insulator, and 5～9[dBuV/m] higher than a polluted solide insulator and flame. |