Data record std.ieee-1159.structure.transients

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Clause 4.4.1 of IEEE 1159-2019 classifies transients as impulsive or oscillatory by waveshape, deprecates the term surge for this purpose, subclassifies oscillatory transients by spectral content into low, medium and high frequency ranges chosen to match common causes such as capacitor bank energization, cable switching and local switching events, and distinguishes common-mode from normal-mode transients.

ProvenanceIEEE 1159-2019 supports data record std.ieee-1159.structure.transients, which is cited on the entry IEEE Recommended Practice for Monitoring Electric Power Quality.SOURCEIEEE 1159-2019IEEE 1159-2019Licensed standard, clause 4.4.1DATA RECORDstd.ieee-1159.structure.transientsstd.ieee-1159.structure...Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYIEEE Recommended Practice for Monitoring Electric Power QualityIEEE Recommended Practic..No revisions
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