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Properties of Induced Transients Associated with EM Fields Produced by Lightning or Other Relatively Slow Rise-Time EMP
When an aircraft encounters lightning, the resulting transients that appear on aircraft wiring contain several components. This paper discusses the interrelation between the length of a thin-wire scatterer and the magnitude and waveshape of the current induced on the scatterer by the EM field of a fixed waveshape, relatively slow rise time, double exponential EMP.