Abstract
When a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse(HEMP) power line filter is installed in a protection facility, the pulsed current injection (PCI) acceptance test is performed. A verification test is required even if the acceptance criteria are met. The injection current of the PCI generator may damage the external power source because a verification test is performed while the HEMP filter is connected to the power supply. Current decouplers have limited capacity and use; thus, they should be designed according to the actual environment. In this study, a decoupler is designed and fabricated for the PCI verification test. It is confirmed that the fabricated decoupler can be used as a protection circuit of the power supply by using a test-bed similar to that in the actual protection facility.
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