Research Article
Shield Reliability Analysis-Based Transfer Impedance Optimization Model for Double Shielded Cable of Electric Vehicle
Table 1
Comparison of three coaxial a, b
, and c methods [
18].
| Testing method | Test method a | Test method b | Test method c |
| Advantage | Test cut higher stop frequency | Measurement has more higher dynamic range | Suitable for measuring very low transfer impedance values (below 1 μΩ/m m and lower) |
| Cutoff frequency | | | |
| Disadvantages | Low dynamic range of measurement | Test cut lower frequency | The effect of capacitive coupling is suppressed by the short circuit in the primary and secondary circuits, and the test is quite sensitive |
| Features | Matching resistance and impedance mismatch Need to connect to the matching impedance network Near-end core wire injection | Only need to connect the terminal matching resistor Near-end core injection signal | No matching resistor No need to access matched impedance network inject signal from remote test tube |
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