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Subject: | LF: RE: Field Strength Meter - advice needed |
From: | Chris Trayner <[email protected]> |
Date: | Mon, 4 May 2009 22:57:26 +0100 |
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Thread-topic: | Field Strength Meter - advice needed |
Hi Chris, You've probably thought of these, but just in case: > I have made a decent Helmholtz coil which gives a stable magnetic field yet > the field strength meter's output voltage is very dependent on temperature and can vary up to 30 %. Is the Helmholtz coil getting a constant voltage from the sig gen, or whatever powers it? That's not temp-sensitive, is it? If you're attenuating the sig gen signal a lot to feed a weak signal to the Helmholtz coil, is the attenuator the problem? Is there any other, unintended signal coupling (e.g. capacitive) from your source of test signal to the field strength meter? Is there any other source of RF you can test it on, e.g. re-tune it to some broadcast signal? 73, Chris G4OKW |
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