measuring EMF

May 31, 2010 9 Replies

Hello,



I would like to know if anyone know of a good performing EMF meter. mainly from 0 to 1Ghz under 200$. The only one I saw was a trifield recorder, that ''they '' use also for ghost hunting. I am not into ghost hunting, but will this measure , My home power outlet EMF, radio wave coming in my house ? because this is what I need it for. thanks



K

Sounds like you'll have better luck chasing ghosts.

There are many radio fields coming into your house. What are you going to do once you measure them?

Tom

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Hi Tom,

I am actually beginning to study antennas and there EMF field. I am trying to see if by shaping the antenna, or using different conducting material will increase or decrease the EMF I am producing, and this at different frequencies. SO basically i need a tool that can show me the performance of my antenna.

regards,

K

Hello,

For that you probably want a signal strength meter, see if you can find a copy of the ARRL antenna book in a library, there should be plans for a few signal strength meters in there. (also many antenna plans)

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Hi Tom,

I am actually beginning to study antennas and there EMF field. I am trying to see if by shaping the antenna, or using different conducting material will increase or decrease the EMF I am producing, and this at different frequencies. SO basically i need a tool that can show me the performance of my antenna.

regards,

K

You need a field strength meter and some polar plot paper. ( Or computer equivalent)

Tom

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Anybody know of a good field strength meter ? model company? I am looking at this one, but it do not look like I can change frequency. Therefore if I am experimenting at 5V & 5Khz and I decide to jump to

6V, I want to know field strength difference at a certain distance. Is this possible with this meter ? K

lerameur Inscribed thus:

There are plenty of good circuits around, just Google for it, then get one made. The very simplest is just a diode and voltmeter.

Best Regards: Baron.

I agree with this. No need to spend a lot of money on this project.

Tom

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