EFD-4091 FieldMan E-Field probe, 2MHz - 40GHz
  • EFD-4091 FieldMan E-Field probe, 2MHz - 40GHz

EFD-4091 FieldMan E-Field probe, 2MHz - 40GHz

EFD-4091

Isotropic measurement of electric fields from 2 MHz to 40 GHz using the Field Meter FieldMan®

Description

The probe detects electric fields from 2 MHz up to 40 GHz. This area covers the frequencies used for broadcasting, as well as applications for telecommunications, satellite communications and radar technologies. The probe’s high linearity and sensitivity make it ideal for checking human safety limit values in the general public and occupational environments. 

The probe's interface digitally transmits the measurement data to the base unit, which has no individual influence on the measured values and therefore does not need to be calibrated. Probe calibration is carried out at several frequencies and is accredited up to 18 GHz. The calibration data is stored in the probe and is automatically taken into account during the measurement. If the frequency of the predominating field strength is known, a correction factor can additionally be applied to increase the measurement accuracy.

  • Isotropic (non-directional) measurement
  • Excellent sensitivity starting at 1.2 V/m
  • Wide True RMS range up to 65 V/m
  • Digital probe interface - no more meter calibration
  • Self-test of the probe interface with integrated sensor function test
  • Automatic offset correction, no zero adjustment required
  • Wide temperature range from -20 °C to +50 °C
  • Calibration is performed up to 40 GHz and is accredited up to 18 GHz
Product Details
EFD-4091

Data sheet

Field
E-Field
Dimensions
308 mm x 66 mm Ø
Weight
up to 100 g
Frequency range
2MHz - 40GHz
Operating conditions
-20 °C to +50 °C
up to 29 g/m³ (up to 93 % RH at +30 °C), non-condensing
Protection class
IP54 (probe screwed on)
Type of product
FieldMan probes
Dynamic range (dB)
56.5
Measurement range, E-field
1.2 to 65 V/m (True RMS), 0.382 μW/cm² to 1.0 mW/cm² (True RMS)
1.2 to 800 V/m (CW), 0.382 μW/cm² to 170 mW/cm² (CW)
Type of frequency response
Flat
Continuous wave damage level
1500 V/m, 600 mW/cm²
Peak damage level
1800 V/m, 860 mW/cm²
Sensor type
Diode based system
Directivity
Isotropic (Tri-axial)
Spatial assessment
Combined 3-axis (RSS)
Sampling rate
5 Hz / 265 ms
Temperature sensors
Integrated sensors for displaying the ambient temperature, for automatic offset compensation and for compensation of the temperature response
Self-test
Interface function test and sensor test for interruption of diodes
Flatness of frequency response
typ. -3dB @ 2 MHz / 40 GHz
±1.5 dB (3 MHz to 15 GHz)
±3 dB (from 15 GHz to 35 GHz)
Linearity deviation
±1 dB (1 μW/cm² to 16.5 mW/cm²)
±1 dB (2 to 250 V/m)
±1 dB (from 1 μW/cm² to 16.5 mW/cm²)
±2 dB (from 16.5 mW/cm² to 170 mW/cm²)
±2 dB (from 250 to 800 V/m)
±3 dB (0.38 to 1 μW/cm²)
±3 dB (1 to 2 V/m)
Isotropic deviation
typ. ±2 dB @ 2 MHz
typ. ±6 dB @ 40 GHz
±1.0 dB (10 MHz to 5 GHz)
±1.5 dB (from 5 GHz to 20 GHz)
±2 dB (more than 10 GHz to 26.5 GHz)
±3.0 dB (from 20 GHz to 30 GHz)
Temperature response
+0.5/ -0.5 dB (0 °C to 50 °C, related to 23 °C)
+1.5/ -1.5 dB (-20 °C to +50 °C, related to 23 °C)
Accredited calibration
DAkkS, ILAC-MRA (DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025, IEEE Std. 1309)
For measurands outside the scope, a factory calibration is performed.
Recommended calibration interval
24 months
Attachments
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FieldMan Brochure

FieldMan Brochure, v. NSTS 03/23 E0384B, English

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FieldMan Sondes

FieldMan - Probes program for measurements up to 90 GHz

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Datasheet Probe EFD-4091

Datasheet Probe EFD-4091, v. NSTS 0523-E0399A, English

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