Electrical circuit with incendive arc prevention
A circuit and arc technology, applied in the field of Ethernet systems, can solve problems such as infeasible Ethernet cables
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[0064] First refer to image 3 , understanding that the arc will typically exhibit no less than twenty ohms, and no more than seventy ohms, during the first ten microseconds. Thus, the arc will not ignite for the first ten microseconds in most cases, although it will be larger in some cases and smaller in others.
[0065] Therefore, if an arc is to be extinguished, it must be detected and appropriate action taken within the first 10 microseconds or less. Figure 4 showed that the cable propagation delay to account for arc detection and arc exhaustion must be within 10 microseconds so the arc does not ignite. This puts the cable propagation length limit at five microseconds. Therefore, if a cable has a propagation time of six microseconds per kilometer, the length of the cable must be limited to 830 meters.
[0066] However, the electronic detection of arcs takes some time to operate effectively, and therefore in practice a cable length of four hundred meters is considered a...
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