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Sub-harmonics ? (eigenfrequencies) Operational frequency ‘D’ Pick-up frequency ‘C’ Arc/trip ‘signature’ ? Zoom #63412 D2 trip OTL reflected voltage and.

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1 Sub-harmonics ? (eigenfrequencies) Operational frequency ‘D’ Pick-up frequency ‘C’ Arc/trip ‘signature’ ? Zoom #63412 D2 trip OTL reflected voltage and spectrum Trip See spectrum time evolution 

2 Pre-trip spectra for three overlapping ~11  s windows Note nothing unusual at low frequencies

3 Trip spectra for three overlapping ~11  s windows Note broad low-frequency peak appears prior to trip

4 Post-trip spectra for three overlapping ~11  s windows Note low-frequency peak disappears after the trip Pick-up frequencies from modules ‘A,B,C’

5 Typical spectrum long before the trip Two things, which I don’t understand: Low frequency modulation throughout (~35 kHz and harmonics) - if this is not a ‘phantom’, then what value do we measure as voltage amplitude (peak?) and what are the implications (e.g. power calculation etc) Sub-harmonics peaks (short-circuited line eigenfrequencies) correspond to multiples of wavelengths, but not half-wavelengths in the line

6 Another pulse; no trip, but ELM same sort of modulation ! cleaner spectrum

7 Spectrum during ELMs ELM Relatively clean spectrum during ELMs


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