ABSTRACT
Discussing the state and types of current limitation in medium and high voltage ranges show the limits and drawbacks of today's current limiting techniques. Focusing on
up-to-date research projects in the field, the major part of this paper explains various kinds of current limitation by means of super conducting materials. The two major
principles, resistive and inductive limiters, are introduced as well as hybrid approaches. Unsolved problems using high temperature superconductors HTSC for current limiting
devices are discussed
Keywords: current limitation, super-conductive materials, hybrid approaches, voltage, resistive limiters, inductive limiters.
DOI:10.70784/azip.1.2024423
Received: 30.10.2024
Internet publishing: 04.12.2024
AUTHORS & AFFILIATIONS
Mingachevir State University, 21 D. Aliyeva street, Mingachevir, AZ 4500 Azerbaijan
E-mail: tarana.yusubova@mail.ru, aygun.orucova1987@gmail.com, raya.aaaaaa.00@mail.ru
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