Measuring PDIV with 50 Hz sinusoidal waveforms to find what happens using wide bandgap devices having slew rates of x 100 V/ns can give misleading results. Since PDIV tests using wide bandgap devices offers contradicting results, a probabilistic model is proposed to figure the probability density function of PDIV results. This is an intermediate step developing a statistical procedure enabling a more correct estimation of the actual PDIV.

A model to determine the probability distribution of partial discharge inception voltage as a function of the voltage waveform and of the test procedures

Cavallini, Andrea;Lusuardi, Luca;
2017

Abstract

Measuring PDIV with 50 Hz sinusoidal waveforms to find what happens using wide bandgap devices having slew rates of x 100 V/ns can give misleading results. Since PDIV tests using wide bandgap devices offers contradicting results, a probabilistic model is proposed to figure the probability density function of PDIV results. This is an intermediate step developing a statistical procedure enabling a more correct estimation of the actual PDIV.
2017
2017 International Symposium on Electrical Insulating Materials (ISEIM)
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Cavallini, Andrea; Lusuardi, Luca; Wang, Peng
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