The Study of Inner EM Environment in the Helicopter under the Influence of Lightning Strikes

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Numeric simulation of the whole aircraft is conducted in the CST MICROSTRIPES workshop which is based on the theory of TLM. The current waveform is defined according to the standard of SAEARP5412. The EM environment inside the helicopter is analyzed when the lightning strikes on the middle of the helicopter vertically. The lightning current moves along the aircraft to the back, then travels to the middle along the line. Simulation analysis demonstrates that the method can effectively simulate the indirect lightning effect, and shows the EM environment characteristic inside the helicopter.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 912-914)

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860-864

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April 2014

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