Master's Degree Thesis
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (Vilnius TECH)
Faculty of Electronics – Department of Electrical Engineering

Project Description

This master's thesis investigates the electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation generated by high-voltage transmission lines through field measurements and computational analysis. Measurements were conducted using the NFA1000 3D Low Frequency Analyzer, while the collected data were processed and analyzed using MATLAB. The research focuses on evaluating electric and magnetic field exposure levels, studying their spatial distribution around transmission infrastructure, and assessing compliance with international safety standards and exposure limits.

Key Contributions

• Conducted on-site EMF measurements near high-voltage transmission lines using the NFA1000.
• Processed and analyzed measurement data using MATLAB.
• Evaluated electric and magnetic field intensity distributions.
• Compared measured values with international exposure and safety guidelines.
• Assessed the environmental and public health implications of high-voltage power systems.

Technologies and Tools

• NFA1000 3D Low Frequency Analyzer
• MATLAB
• Electromagnetic Field Analysis
• Data Processing and Visualization
• High Voltage Power Systems

Keywords

Electromagnetic Fields (EMF), High Voltage Transmission Lines, NFA1000, MATLAB, E

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hVfdju2sjsv-JYYuQJ92mDUneYJJsmAG/view?usp=sharing