S. Yu. Kazantsev, O. S. Belova, D. V. Bolotov, S. A. Elfimov, D. I. Kovalev, S. S. Zhulikov
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Abstract
Results of physical simulation of the impact of lightning electromagnetic radiation on fiber-optic communication lines performed using a lightning current generator are presented. In the course of simulation of the lightning current, the first component of the lightning current was formed: a current pulse of the first reverse discharge with an amplitude of more than 190 kA and a front duration of 4 μs. A completely dielectric fiber-optic cable was located at different distances from the discharge gap or outside the screened room in which the lightning current generator was located. Linearly polarized radiation was used as a signal transmitted via a fiber-optic cable. The rotation of the plane of polarization was recorded by measuring the power of the transmitted signal. A rapid change in the state of polarization of the transmitted signal was revealed at the moment of discharge of the lightning-current generator. A surge in the optical radiation power was observed for a cable laid close to and at a distance from the discharge gap. The power of optical radiation transmitted through a cable laid outside the screened room practically did not change at the time of discharge. A hypothesis has been made that the electrical component of the electromagnetic field induced by a lightning discharge makes a more significant contribution to the rotation of the polarization plane than does magnetic component.
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Russian Electrical Engineering is a journal designed for the electrical engineering industry and publishes the latest research results on the design and utilization of new types of equipment for that industry and on the ways of improving the efficiency of existing equipment.