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Korobeinikov A.G., Ismagilov V.S., Kopytenko Yu.A., Ptitsyna N.G.
Measuring systems for electric magnetic fields of electric carts for electromagnetic safety analysis
// Software systems and computational methods.
2013. ¹ 4.
P. 384-396.
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=63914
Korobeinikov A.G., Ismagilov V.S., Kopytenko Yu.A., Ptitsyna N.G. Measuring systems for electric magnetic fields of electric carts for electromagnetic safety analysis
Abstract:
of road transport is currently one of the priority areas in science, technology
and engineering. One of the most complicated tasks for all manufactures of electric
vehicles is the problem of providing electromagnetic safety of users of the cars and ensuring the
electromagnetic compatibility of all devices located in the vehicle. In addition there is a concern
among citizens and media about the possible health risks and traffic safety due to eff ects
of electromagnetic fields, generated by strong currents in the power lines and cables of electric
vehicles. It is also noted that such currents and the magnetic fields generated by them may also
pose a risk for various electromagnetic compatibility of electrical and electronic equipment
of the electric car. In this regards the measuring and evaluation of magnetic fields along with
the determination of their topology in the electric car in real time is highly important task. The
article present a comparative analysis of the methods for the detection of magnetic fields in an
electric car appropriate to identified specific features of these fields. The authors review the task
of defining the main characteristics of magnetic field in the electric car. Based on these characteristics
the authors concluded that the most perspective magnetic field sensors for the purposes
of electromagnetic safety in the electric car are traditional geophysics magnetostatic sensors and modern sensors based on giant impedance.
Keywords:
magnetic field, magnetic field detectors, measuring of the magnetic field, road transport, hybrid car, electric car, electromagnetic fields, ecology, electromagnetic safety, electric cart
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