GB/T 17626.18-2016
ActiveElectromagnetic compatibility—Testing and measurement techniques—Damped oscillatory wave immunity test
电磁兼容 试验和测量技术 阻尼振荡波抗扰度试验
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This standard specifies the immunity test requirements and methods for electrical and electronic equipment subjected to damped oscillatory waves, which are transient disturbances commonly found in power, control, and signal lines within high-voltage substations and industrial environments. It is applied to assess the performance of equipment such as relays, protection devices, and automation systems under repetitive oscillatory transients. The test ensures operational reliability in contexts like power utilities, railway signaling, and heavy industrial installations where switching operations or lightning-induced oscillations occur.
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