Miniature single-station lightning positioning system and method based on acoustic-magnetic synchronous measurement
A lightning positioning system and magnetic synchronization technology, applied in the field of lightning detection, can solve the problems of unsuitable multi-base station positioning, inconvenient and limited equipment installation, etc., and achieve the effect of solving multi-value problems, fast installation and strong mobility
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[0047] This embodiment is a miniature single-station lightning location system based on acousto-magnetic synchronous measurement, and its appearance refers to figure 1 .
[0048] refer to figure 2 , the lightning location system includes a magnetic field measurement module, an acoustic wave measurement module, a trigger module, a collection module, a storage module and a calculation module. The trigger module is connected to the sound wave measurement module, the magnetic field measurement module and the sound wave measurement module are respectively connected to the acquisition module, the acquisition module is connected to the storage module, and the storage module is connected to the computing module.
[0049] The magnetic field measurement module includes a magnetic field sensor and a magnetic field signal processing circuit, the magnetic field sensor is connected to the magnetic field signal processing circuit, and the magnetic field measurement module is responsible fo...
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[0059] This embodiment is a miniature single-station lightning location method based on acousto-magnetic synchronous measurement.
[0060] The magnetic orientation method is to equate the lightning channel as an electric dipole perpendicular to the ground, and use a pair of orthogonal antennas perpendicular to the north-south and east-west directions to measure the horizontal magnetic field (refer to figure 2 ), according to the ratio of the amplitudes of the induction signals on the two antennas to determine the lightning direction. according to Figure 6 It can be seen that, assuming that the lightning in the first quadrant is a negative ground flash, and the direction of the lightning current is upward, the azimuth angle of the incident electromagnetic wave generated by the lightning can be obtained: θ=tan -1 (U EW / U NS ). where U EW is the induced voltage in the east-west direction, U NS is the induced voltage in the north-south direction. According to the Biot-Sa...
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