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##### Toolbox developed in Julia language to compute the electrical parameters of coaxial arbitrarily-layered underground/overhead cables with uncertainty quantification. It focuses on calculating line and cable impedances and admittances in the frequency-domain, accounting for skin effect, insulation properties, and earth-return impedances with frequency-dependent soil models.
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#### Overview
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- **Comprehensive cable modeling:** Detailed representation of conductors (solid, tubular, stranded), insulation layers, screens, armoring, and semicons.
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- **Line and cable constants:** Accurate DC and AC parameters (R, L, C, G) with correction factors for temperature, stranding, and helical effects.
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- **Propagation characteristics:** Rigorous electromagnetic models for cable internal impedances and earth-return paths.
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- **Multiple solvers:** Analytical formulations, finite element modeling, and interfaces to EMT programs, including PSCAD.
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- **Materials and cables library:** Store and reuse standardized material properties and cable designs across projects.
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- **Open-source:** Under active development, multi-purpose, with complete documentation and examples in the `LineCableModels.jl` [repository](https://electa-git.github.io/LineCableModels.jl/).
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#### Uncertainty quantification
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#### - Physical quantities are treated as nominal values associated to the corresponding uncertainties, i.e. ``\hat{x} = x ± \delta x``, ``\hat{y} = y ± \delta y``. Uncertainties are propagated according to the linear error propagation theory by using the package `Measurements.jl`.
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- Every physical quantity represented in `LineCableModels.jl` is treated as a nominal value associated to an uncertainty, i.e. ``x ± \delta x``. Uncertainties are propagated according to the linear error propagation theory by using the package `Measurements.jl`.
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