Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model

Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) has been commonly used for testing and diagnosis of faults along a transmission line. It involves the sending of an electrical pulse along a cable and using an oscilloscope to observe the reflected pulses. In this paper, the experimental set up based on Time Domain Re...

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Main Authors: Thayoob Y.H.Md., Sulaiman S., Ariffin A.M.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-296562024-04-17T10:33:17Z Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model Thayoob Y.H.Md. Sulaiman S. Ariffin A.M. 6505876050 36562570400 16400722400 Reflection coefficient Test cable Time domain reflectometry Transmission coefficient Transmission line Cables Cathode ray oscilloscopes Circuit simulation Computer software Electric lines Oscillographs Permittivity measurement Reflection Reflectometers SPICE Testing Transmission line theory Wave propagation Reflection coefficients Test cable Time domain reflectometry Transmission coefficient Transmission line Time domain analysis Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) has been commonly used for testing and diagnosis of faults along a transmission line. It involves the sending of an electrical pulse along a cable and using an oscilloscope to observe the reflected pulses. In this paper, the experimental set up based on Time Domain Reflectometry technique is developed using PSpice circuit simulation software. From the PSpice circuit simulation, the incident and reflected pulses at various nodes are obtained. In order to determine the wave propagation in a Test cable, the actual reflected pulse from the Test cable need to be evaluated. However, in practice the actual reflected pulses cannot be obtained directly from the Test cable but must be measured from the oscilloscope. Therefore, in this paper, the relationship between the actual reflected pulses from the Test cable to the reflected pulses measured from an oscilloscope is established by using the electrical circuit analysis and transmission line theory. Moreover, the characteristic impedance of the Test cable can be computed accurately from this relationship. �2010 IEEE. Final 2023-12-28T07:17:55Z 2023-12-28T07:17:55Z 2010 Conference Paper 10.1109/PECON.2010.5697590 2-s2.0-79951796041 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-79951796041&doi=10.1109%2fPECON.2010.5697590&partnerID=40&md5=139766bd07dad15c97ac864b9f15a0bd https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29656 5697590 276 281 Scopus
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topic Reflection coefficient
Test cable
Time domain reflectometry
Transmission coefficient
Transmission line
Cables
Cathode ray oscilloscopes
Circuit simulation
Computer software
Electric lines
Oscillographs
Permittivity measurement
Reflection
Reflectometers
SPICE
Testing
Transmission line theory
Wave propagation
Reflection coefficients
Test cable
Time domain reflectometry
Transmission coefficient
Transmission line
Time domain analysis
spellingShingle Reflection coefficient
Test cable
Time domain reflectometry
Transmission coefficient
Transmission line
Cables
Cathode ray oscilloscopes
Circuit simulation
Computer software
Electric lines
Oscillographs
Permittivity measurement
Reflection
Reflectometers
SPICE
Testing
Transmission line theory
Wave propagation
Reflection coefficients
Test cable
Time domain reflectometry
Transmission coefficient
Transmission line
Time domain analysis
Thayoob Y.H.Md.
Sulaiman S.
Ariffin A.M.
Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
description Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) has been commonly used for testing and diagnosis of faults along a transmission line. It involves the sending of an electrical pulse along a cable and using an oscilloscope to observe the reflected pulses. In this paper, the experimental set up based on Time Domain Reflectometry technique is developed using PSpice circuit simulation software. From the PSpice circuit simulation, the incident and reflected pulses at various nodes are obtained. In order to determine the wave propagation in a Test cable, the actual reflected pulse from the Test cable need to be evaluated. However, in practice the actual reflected pulses cannot be obtained directly from the Test cable but must be measured from the oscilloscope. Therefore, in this paper, the relationship between the actual reflected pulses from the Test cable to the reflected pulses measured from an oscilloscope is established by using the electrical circuit analysis and transmission line theory. Moreover, the characteristic impedance of the Test cable can be computed accurately from this relationship. �2010 IEEE.
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Thayoob Y.H.Md.
Sulaiman S.
Ariffin A.M.
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author Thayoob Y.H.Md.
Sulaiman S.
Ariffin A.M.
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title Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
title_short Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
title_full Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
title_fullStr Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
title_sort analysis of wave propagation in time domain reflectometry circuit simulation model
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