Radio Influence (RI) and Television Influence (TVI) Voltage Contribution of a 345kV Transmission Line

One of the many factors taken into account when designing a 345kV transmission line is the Radio Influence (RI) and Television Influence (TVI) noise contribution of the particular line's physical configuration. This factor is, of course, of prime interest to the radio and television audience as well as to the Broadcast Industry. Previously, empirical calculations and mathematical models, as well as certain field measurements, have been the generally accepted procedure to predict such contributions.

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