Railroad track simulator for assessing track signal susceptibili

Railway switches and signals – Roadway-defect protection – Electric

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ABSTRACT:
A railroad track segment simulator for assessing track signal susceptibility to electric power line interference including a circuit including a series dc resistor, a series inductor, and an inductive network representing characteristic impedance of an electrical R-L transmission line, resistor, inductor, and network being serially connected as a series circuit, a first ballast resistance connected between one end of series circuit and a ground potential, and a second ballast resistance connected between another end of series circuit and a ground potential. The impedance of the segment is expressed as: ##EQU1## where: f=frequency (hz),

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