Line Trap & Coupling Capacitor Function. Wave Trap, CC function. Line Trap components & Structure.

In this Video, function of Line/Wave Trap & Coupling Capacitor (CC) is explained in detail with example. Wave trap in Substation.
1. PLCC, that is power line carrier communication.
2. Wave-trap in Substation
3. Carrier signal is used for Telecommunication among electrical substations, Telemonitoring, and Teleoperation.
4. Line Trap Inductive Reactance XL = 2兀fL
5. Coupling Capacitor Reactance XC=1/2兀fC
6. Line Traps - components & functions: Main Coil, Tuning Device, protective device also called a surge arrester, terminal pads for connections, a bird barrier, a corona ring, and a lifting lug.
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[@FULLMOON36528]

Wow...what an explanation...love it

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[@adrian33161]

Wow, straight to the point and explained key details. Thank you!

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[@kevindunning9050]

This was beautiful. Thank you

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[@ykdickybill]

Excellent description thanks 😊

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[@vlogworld2791]

Really awesome 👏🏻 thanks you so much for your wonderful and informative video.please post the substation related videos more ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝congrats

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[@arifuzzamanarif4534]

Very Helpfull

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[@deepin2urheart]

Detailed video on plcc setup please

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[@annetesimba3116]

Thanks for this explanation

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[@MrMjym]

i work on some of those wave trap

[@arshadhussain8330]

Good

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