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Novel electromagnetic field measuring instrument with real-time visualization

Nowadays, a wide variety of terminals are proposed to nomadic users. Generally, these terminals provide wireless communication operating at frequencies between one and a few GHz. For technical reasons, including multiple access to the communication channel and battery autonomy, these terminals transmit only during very short periods i.e. transmission bursts. For a direct observation of certain characteristics of the transmitted signals radiated by such terminals, only a few measurement setups exist. This paper proposes such a novel real-time 3D electromagnetic field measurement instrument with direct visualization. The prototype used for validation is based on an array of probes regularly attached on a non conductive rigid loop which is put into fast rotation around the terminal under test.