Transient induced voltage

Transient Induced Voltage to Control Cable from Grounding Mesh... 

FIGURE 1.59 Measured transient induced voltages on a horizontal nonparallel conductor (y2 = 10 cm, = 20-300 cm). 

It should be clear from the above equation that the transient induced voltage decreases rapidly in proportion to the rise time decrease of the inducing current. 

Ametani, A., T. Okumura, N. Nagaoka, and N. Mori. 2003. Experimental investigation of a transient induced voltage to an overhead control cable from a grounding circuit. CIRED 2003, Barcelona, Spain. Paper No. 2.4. 

Karagueuzian, H.S. and Katzung, B.G. (1982). Voltage-clamp studies of transient inward current and mechanical oscillations induced by ouabain in ferret papillary muscle. J. Physiol, 327, 255-271. 

The flow sensitivity indicates that while a detector may be accurately balanced in terms of resistance and voltage, the reference flow only reduces the flow sensitivity of the analytical column flow by a factor of three to four. Much of the drift due to flow changes comes from the flow controllers. One type commonly used today has been found to have a mass flowrate proportional to absolute temperature. Flow induced noise, however, can come from column temperature fluctuations. Even if the front of the column is fed from a perfect flow source, a temperature change in the column will lead to a viscosity change in the carrier gas. Since the gas is compressible, a transient flow change occurs in the detector. Needless to say, a fluctuation in column temperature also leads to a fluctuation in the bleed level, which affects the recorder baseline by a much more direct process. 

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