Enabling a Physical Model on Electronic Charge Compensation Device –ECCD- as a Quantum Dissipative System

An ECCD is a passive device that carries out electrical currents on time to the electrical Earth. It prevents lightning impacts, derivative electric current pulses and reduces the radio-frequency disturbances in the protected area. The objective of this paper is to give a tentative physical approximation of the operation of an ECCD their performances, increased advantages. The operation of an ECCD is the result of two actions: the static electric field and the evanescent and resonant electrical radiofrequency field in the nearby external adjoining to dielectric-metal zone of ECCD. The energy absorption only is justified in the suggested model considering a super absorption process and how a chain of resonant quantum events that operating as a temporal switch. The quantum model is supported by analysis of the different resonant process has been infer from an exhaustive radio-frequency simulation made on ECC and the empirical fundamental practical uses are support on long time statistical tests analysis made in seven different real stations. These last empirical results are derived from real METEORAGE environmental services data and on new experimental measurements made in real scenarios. Finally, a new more complete quantum analysis is given concluding the ECCD can be considered sometime as a RF quantum temporal switch and a controlled level sump of surpluses electric charges.