Application of the artificial clouds of charged water aerosol capable to initiate discharges inside clouds and between cloud and ground could help on the solving of problem of separation of the lightning intracloud and ground discharges, and establishment of connections between the parameters and the spectral characteristics of discharge current impulses and its electromagnetic radiation. Results of analysis of spectral characteristics of discharge from artificial thundercloud and radiation created by them in near field using two kinds of wavelets are presented. Characteristics frequency ranges for different stages of discharge formation and its radiation are analyzed. Comparison between the discharge current parameters and the parameters of its electromagnetic radiation and wavelet characteristic frequencies has been fulfilled. Application of received results to the analysis of electromagnetic radiation signals registered during the different stages of lightning is discussed.
The results of a physical simulation using negatively charged artificial thunderstorm cells to test the spectrum of possible electromagnetic effects of upward streamer discharges on the model elements of transmission line monitoring systems (sensor or antennas) are presented. Rod and elongated model elements with different electric field amplification coefficients are investigated. A generalization is made about the parameters of upward streamer current impulse and its electromagnetic effect on both kinds of model elements. A wavelet analysis of the upward streamer corona current impulse and of the signal simultaneously induced in the neighboring model element is conducted. A generalization of the spectral characteristics of the upward streamer current and of the signals induced by the electromagnetic radiation of the nearby impulse streamer corona on model elements is made. The reasons for super-high and ultra-high frequency ranges in the wavelet spectrum of the induced electromagnetic effect are discussed. The characteristic spectral ranges of the possible electromagnetic effect of upward streamer flash on the elements of transmission line monitoring systems are considered.
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