BUSCADOR RECOLECTA

Three sets of .mat (Matlab) files with three samples of arcs in each of them. The data are the output of an inductive sensor with a gain of 3 V/A sampled at 20 MSps. The time vector can be constructed with the sampling frequency and the number of samples. Set1. Serial arcs over a resistive load and a DC current of 10 A (Arc_10A_Samplen.mat) Set2. Serial arcs over a resistive load and a DC current of 10 A. Long transmission line (ArcLongCable_10A_Samplen.mat) Set3. Serial arcs over a resistive and inductive load and a DC current of 10 A. Long transmission line (ArcRL_10A_Samplen.mat)

PD measurements in RF with a Vivaldi antenna as a consequence of a sudden voltage change. The data is sorted by the amplitude of the applied voltage. The data also include the voltage impulse applied on a twisted pair. All files include 50 events of the output of the antenna and the corresponding voltage impulses to have statistical reliability.
Six sets of .mat (Matlab) files with 50 samples of PD and voltage impulses sampled at 20 GSps. The time vector can be constructed with the sampling frequency and the number of samples.
The name of the files contains information on the voltage peak which helps to determine the activity of PD:
Vivaldi300A -> 300 means a voltage peak of 300V. 'A' means that the data is from the antena.
Vivaldi300V -> 'V' means that the data is for the voltage impulse.

The dataset comprises the frequency response analysis for samples of conductive Polylactic Acid (PLA)/ Carbon Black (CB) composite with different longitudes and printing directions.
All file names consist of three characters: nAx.dat
where n is a sequential number.
A can be A=L for Longitudinal, A=O for oblique and A=T for transversal printing
Finally, x=1 for length L1 in the related publication, x=2 for length L2 and x=3 for length L2.75
The data in the files are self-explanatory