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Suraj Singh
- Jan 1, 1970
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Ron,
we all understand his simple point.
see between the lines.
What do you think up to what potential you can bring this sub system with
reference to the earth?
It may break the air dielectric from any point of the subsystem.
I too understand the theory and looks good theoratically. Unfortunately
real lightening hit do not follow these.
It do not follow ohms law either. air around just get ionised.
The first thing is to keep the same potential for all connection of the
subsystem.
this helps but this is not enough
Second point is, do not let the potential of subsystem (with respect to its
surrounding) rise/fall too much.
So providing a farady cage adds to the protection.
Suraj
we all understand his simple point.
see between the lines.
What do you think up to what potential you can bring this sub system with
reference to the earth?
It may break the air dielectric from any point of the subsystem.
I too understand the theory and looks good theoratically. Unfortunately
real lightening hit do not follow these.
It do not follow ohms law either. air around just get ionised.
The first thing is to keep the same potential for all connection of the
subsystem.
this helps but this is not enough
Second point is, do not let the potential of subsystem (with respect to its
surrounding) rise/fall too much.
So providing a farady cage adds to the protection.
Suraj