Development of an electric field probe measures field intensity in complex electromagnetic environments, indicating high sensitivity and accuracy.
As the electromagnetic environment becomes increasingly complex, the measurement of electric field intensity, a crucial parameter, is essential. An electric field probe is designed to fulfill this function. In this paper, the development of an electric field probe is presented, with a frequency range of 10 kHz–400 MHz. The probe comprises four components: a monopole antenna, an impedance conversion module, an amplifier, and a detection module. The probe utilizes DC voltage to indicate the field intensity. Following calibration in a TEM cell, the error of the probe is less than 6 dB. With the use of shielding, the probe’s sensitivity reaches 90 dB (μV/m), and the maximum detectable field intensity is 140 dB (μV/m).
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