ROBERTO TINARELLI

Associate Professor

University of Bologna

Italy

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Roberto Tinarelli is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Bologna, Italy. His research primarily focuses on electrical engineering, particularly in the areas of medium-voltage AC cable joints, power transformer diagnostics, and predictive maintenance using artificial intelligence. Recent publications include studies on dielectric properties of transformer resin and the development of a health index for aging prediction of MV cable joints.

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Robert Stiegler

GERMANY

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Grazia Iadarola

Università Politecnica delle Marche

ITALY

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DAVIDE FABIANI

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University of Bologna

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Virginia Negri

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Lorenzo Peretto

Professor of Electrical and Electronic Measurements

University of Bologna

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Alessandro Mingotti

Senior Assistant Professor

University of Bologna

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ROBERTO TINARELLI

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Articles (19)

Comprehensive Forecasting of Electrical Quantities in an Educational Building via Artificial Intelligence-Driven Distributed Measurement System

A Novel Health Index for MV Cable Joint Aging Prediction Based on Dynamic Graph Attention Model

Dielectric Properties of Transformer Resin Under Varying Conditions: Impact on Instrument Transformer Stability and Accuracy

Medium-Voltage AC Cable Joints: A Review of Testing Methods, Standards, and Emerging Trends

Electrical Diagnosis Techniques for Power Transformers: A Comprehensive Review of Methods, Instrumentation, and Research Challenges

Uncertainty Analysis for a Simplified Characterization of Test Low-Power Voltage Transformers in the 9–150-kHz Frequency Range

Predictive Maintenance based on Artificial Neural Network for MV Switchgears

Validation of a Simplified Method for Estimating the Harmonic Response of Rogowski Coils with the Monte Carlo Method

Characterization of Instrument Transformers under Realistic Conditions: Impact of Single and Combined Influence Quantities on Their Wideband Behavior

Comparison of Algorithms for the AI-Based Fault Diagnostic of Cable Joints in MV Networks

Simplifying Rogowski Coil Modeling: Simulation and Experimental Verification

Novel and Simplified Procedure to Test Immunity of Low-Power Voltage Transformers

Simplified and Low-Cost Characterization of Medium-Voltage Low-Power Voltage Transformers in the Power Quality Frequency Range

Accuracy Type Test for Rogowski Coils Subjected to Distorted Signals, Temperature, Humidity, and Position Variations

Effect of Proximity, Burden, and Position on the Power Quality Accuracy Performance of Rogowski Coils

On the Importance of Characterizing Virtual PMUs for Hardware-in-the-Loop and Digital Twin Applications

Low-Impact Current-Based Distributed Monitoring System for Medium Voltage Networks

Closed-Form Expressions to Estimate the Mean and Variance of the Total Vector Error

Characterization Procedure for Stand-Alone Merging Units Based on Hardware-in-the-Loop Technology

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Robert Stiegler

Grazia Iadarola

DAVIDE FABIANI

Virginia Negri

Lorenzo Peretto

Alessandro Mingotti

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