Transmission Line Signals

Fault transmission line signals generated using MatLab.

Dataset 1:
a) Voltage: 500 kV;
b) Line length: 300 km;
c) Type of fault: AG, BG, CG, AB, BC, CA, ABG, BCG, CAG, and ABC;
d) Distance at which the fault occurred relative to the local bus: 20 km, 150 km, 280 km;
e) Fault application angle: varies between 0° and 180° with a step of 10°;
f) Fault occurrence resistance: 1 Ω, 50 Ω, 100 Ω;
g) Fundamental frequency: 60 Hz;
h) Samples per cycle: 256;
i) Sampling frequency: 15360 Hz.
Example:
Filename: sim_Chesf_500_Classifier_LOC3_AB_20_30_1.0000.mat
Characteristics: AB fault, distance 20 km, angle of 30°, resistance of 1 Ω

Dataset 2:
The data are in two variables, voltage and current.
The variables have many dimensions, containing the variations.
The following explains what each dimension means:

#1: the voltage or current signal
#2: phase 1-A, 2-B, 3-C
#3: fault distance 1-20 km, 2-150 km, 3-280 km
#4: fault resistance 1-1 Ω, 2-50 Ω, 3-100 Ω
#5: compensation variation 1-0.4, 2-0.5, 3-0.6, 4-0.7
#6: fault angle variation
Example:
Signal V_AG(:,1,1,1,1,10)
Characteristics: voltage signal of phase A of an AG type fault that occurred at 20 km, with a fault resistance of 1 Ω, a compensation rate of 0.4, and a fault angle of 90°.