A New Composite Probe With the Features of High Sensitivity and Multicomponents

Herein, a new composite probe with the features of high sensitivity and multi-components is showcased. A traditional U-shaped loop with dual ports is utilized to simultaneously test electric- and magnetic-field components. However, the U-shaped loop has an obvious drawback that the electric-field sensitivity is much lower than the magnetic-field sensitivity. A pair of U-shaped strips are arranged at both sides of the U-shaped loop to sense more electric-field couplings in the designed probe. Moreover, some via fences are used to suppress undesired parallel-plate modes. The features and characteristics of the probe were verified using simulations on a model built on a four-layer PCB, and characterized using a coplanar waveguide (CPW) transmission line. Simulated results indicate the electric-field sensitivity of the proposed probe are nearly 4dB higher than that of the single-loop probe. Besides, measured results reveal that the electric-field sensitivity of the probe is greater than -40dB for 2.2∼10 GHz frequency, whereas the magnetic-field sensitivity is greater than -50dB for 2.0∼10 GHz frequency. Therefore, by combining the U-shaped loop and U-shaped strips with connected via, the proposed probe could simultaneously test electromagnetic fields (E and H) and had a higher detection sensitivity

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IEEE Sensors Letters
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/lsens.2025.3610343
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Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques
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A New Composite Probe With the Features of High Sensitivity and Multicomponents

Zhangming Zhu, Lei Wang, Rong Zhou
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A New Composite Probe With the Features of High Sensitivity and Multicomponents

Zhangming Zhu, Lei Wang, Rong Zhou
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Abstract

Herein, a new composite probe with the features of high sensitivity and multi-components is showcased. A traditional U-shaped loop with dual ports is utilized to simultaneously test electric- and magnetic-field components. However, the U-shaped loop has an obvious drawback that the electric-field sensitivity is much lower than the magnetic-field sensitivity. A pair of U-shaped strips are arranged at both sides of the U-shaped loop to sense more electric-field couplings in the designed probe. Moreover, some via fences are used to suppress undesired parallel-plate modes. The features and characteristics of the probe were verified using simulations on a model built on a four-layer PCB, and characterized using a coplanar waveguide (CPW) transmission line. Simulated results indicate the electric-field sensitivity of the proposed probe are nearly 4dB higher than that of the single-loop probe. Besides, measured results reveal that the electric-field sensitivity of the probe is greater than -40dB for 2.2∼10 GHz frequency, whereas the magnetic-field sensitivity is greater than -50dB for 2.0∼10 GHz frequency. Therefore, by combining the U-shaped loop and U-shaped strips with connected via, the proposed probe could simultaneously test electromagnetic fields (E and H) and had a higher detection sensitivity

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