Development of 10 kHz–400 MHz high sensitivity monopole electric field probe

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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Review of Scientific Instruments
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0295191
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Electromagnetic Compatibility and Measurements
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Development of 10 kHz–400 MHz high sensitivity monopole electric field probe

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Development of 10 kHz–400 MHz high sensitivity monopole electric field probe

Shunyu Yao, Yongzhe Wei, Mingjie Sheng, Jinjing Ren, Zhongyuan Zhou, Hang Liang
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Abstract

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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