RIS ID
12831
Abstract
Incorporation of radio controller units into heavy equipment used in the electricity industry provides numerous advantages including: improved electrical isolation between plant and operator, ability to incorporate an additional remote operator, and reductions in vehicle wiring and hydraulic hoses for equipment control. However, secure operation of vehicles and plant incorporating radio control rely on establishing suitable levels of immunity to possible radio frequency interference. Interference levels in close proximity to high voltage power lines are of special concern to the electricity industry. This paper reports on a preliminary investigation into quantifying the levels of background radio interference at such locations in order to develop required immunity specifications for radio controlled equipment.
Publication Details
Robinson, D. A., Wysocki, T. A., Smith, V. W. & Popovski, K. (2005). Background Radio Frequency Interference Measurements for Wireless Devices in the Electricity Supply Industry. In B. J. Wysocki & T. A. Wysocki (Eds.), 8th International Symposium on DSP and Communication Systems, DSPCS'2005 & 4th Workshop on the Internet, Telecommunications and Signal Processing, WITSP'2005 (pp. 277-282). Noosa: DSP for communication Systems.