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Experimental tests on electromagnetic compatibility of a UAV in the proximity of high voltage power lines

The inspection of power lines using UAVs has become more and more common in the last few years. Albeit it is usually possible to fly the drones at a safe distance from the conductors, some specific measurements may require the UAV to get very close (tens of centimeters) to the power line. In this work, several tests that aim to assess the effects on UAVs of the electromagnetic field produced by high voltage live cables are presented. The issues detected during the experiments are solved using different technical measures that are tested in a real-world environment.