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    KAPTEOS MEASURE ABSOLUTE E-FIELD AROUND A LAPTOP

    SUBJECT: MEASURE ABSOLUTE E-FIELD AROUND A LAPTOP EXPOSED TI HIGH ELECTRIC (E) FIELD STRENGTH

    OBJETIVE:

    The objective is to measure absolute E-field around a laptop exposed to high electric (E) field strength.

    TESTING ENVIRONMENT:

    1. The laptop is located inside a shielded room (Faraday cage and/or anechoic chamber) with an antenna radiating a CW (Continuous Wave).

    2. The measurements are carried out in the frequency domain with an Automatic Spectrum Analyzer (ASA) or with a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA).

    3. The distance from the shielded room to the control room in which the ASA or VNA is located is < 5 meters.

    4. The frequency bandwidth of interest is 1 MHz ~ 18 GHz and the E-field strength of interest ranges from a few V/m up to 200kV/m.

    5. The probes have to be calibrated as absolute E field strength measurement of a three E-field components are required.

    OFFERED SOLUTIONS

    In order to cover both E field strength of interest without any saturation and most of the frequency range of interest, two different type of probes are proposed:

    1. High speed longitudinal probe eoProbe EL1-air for making measurements up to 200 kV/m without any saturation.

    2. High speed transverse probe eoProbe ET1-air for making measurements up to 500 kV/m without any saturation.

     

    The three probes are mounted on a specific dielectric holder eoPod LW-air in order to get the three components of the E field vector in a very small measurement volume < 1 cm3.

     

    The proposed solution concerning the converter is to use three channels optoelectronic converter eoSense HF0.1-16-3 in order to be able to measure simultaneously the three components of the E field vector (thus requiring 3 ASA or a 4-port VNA).

     

    There is a less capable solution that consists of using a single channel optoelectronic converter eoSense HF0.1-16-1 and to connect the eoProbes during each interchange measurement in order to get sequentially the three components of the E field vector.

    With such a solution, it is impossible to get automatic measurement as a human intervention is required to change the measurement from Ex component to Ey component and then to Ez component.

     

    To avoid the issue described above, an intermediate solution is describe below with a single channel optoelectronic converter eoSense HF0.1-16-1 with an embedded optical switch (controlled via software) to automatically switch from the measurement of Ex component to Ey component and then to Ez component. This intermediate solution consists of the best trade-off between performances, capacity of automatic measurements and price.

     

    The synoptic of the three solutions are given below from the entry level solution to the most comprehensive and effective solution.

    BASIC CONFIGURATION

    1 optical input (2 unplugged probes)

    1 RF output

    SEQUENTIAL MEASUREMENTS

    Kapteos Measure Absolute E-field around a laptop Basic Configuration

     

    INTERMEDIATE CONFIGURATION

    3 optical inputs (all probes are plugged in)

    1 RF output

    SEQUENTIAL MEASUREMENTS

    Kapteos Measure Absolute E-field around a laptop Intermediate Configuration

     

    MOST COMPREHENSIVE CONFIGURATION

    3 optical inputs (all probes are plugged in)

    3 RF outputs

    SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENTS

    Kapteos Measure Absolute E-field around a laptop Most Comrehensive Configuration

     

     KAPTEOS SAS Application Note Measure Absolute E-Field around a Laptop exposed to High Electric Field Strength