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Lightning discharges can occur between or within clouds, as well as between clouds and the ground; in addition, the use of many high-capacity electrical devices brings internal power surges, which have become a focus of attention in terms of their impact on the power supply system (Chinese standard for low-voltage power supply systems: AC 50Hz 220/380V) and the equipment used, as well as the protection against lightning and power surges.
Lightning discharges between clouds and the ground consist of one or several separate lightning bolts, each carrying some current of very high amplitude and very short duration. A typical lightning discharge will consist of two or three lightning bolts, each separated by about one twentieth of a second. Most lightning bolts have currents of between 10,000 and 100,000 amperes and their duration is typically less than 100 microseconds.
The use of high capacity equipment and inverters within power supply systems, for example, has caused an increasing number of internal surge problems. We attribute this to the effects of transient overvoltage (TVS). There is a permissible range of supply voltages for any electrical equipment. Sometimes, even very narrow overvoltage surges can cause power or complete damage to equipment. This is the case with the damaging effects of transient overvoltages (TVS). Especially for some sensitive microelectronic equipment, sometimes a very small surge shock can cause fatal damage.