Systems, methods, apparatuses, and devices for controlling change in an impedance of a power supply circuit during a fault
OwnerJohn Richard Archerinventor
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A device for controlling change in an impedance of a power supply circuit during a fault. Further, the device includes a current jump control (CJC) component. Further, the CJC component is configured to be electrically connected with the power supply circuit in a series connection on a power source side of the power supply circuit between a power source and the power supply circuit for controlling the change in the impedance of the power supply circuit during the fault. Further, the CJC component includes an inductor. Further, the inductor is associated with at least one specific value of at least one characteristic of the inductor. Further, the at least one specific value of the at least one characteristic is based on at least one equation describing a transient input impedance associated with a practical, faulted, and finite length charged transmission line.
A device for controlling change in an impedance of a power supply circuit during a fault, the device comprising:
A device for controlling change in an impedance of a power supply circuit during a fault, the device comprising:
A device for controlling change in an impedance of a power supply circuit during a fault, the device comprising:
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