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1 Introduction The H20, H10, H5 and E5 are magnetic field (H) and electric field (E) probes for radiated emissions EMC precompliance measurements. The probes are used in the near field of sources of electromagnetic radiation. They serve to locate and identify potential sources of interference within the building blocks of electronic assemblies. The probes act similar as wide bandwidth antennas, picking up radiated emissions from components, PCB traces, housing openings or gaps and from any other parts that could be emitting RF. The probes are usually connected to a spectrum analyser. Scanning the probe over the surface of a PCB assembly or housing quickly identifies locations which emit electromagnetic radiation. By changing to a probe with smaller size, the origination of the emissions can be further narrowed down. Additional applications are RF immunity tests by feeding a RF signal into the probe and radiating it into potentially susceptible circuit sections: Furthermore the probes can be used in the field of repair or debugging to track down issues in RF signal chains by contactless measurement of RF signal levels. One more application is non- invasive measurement of RF building blocks such as modulators or oscillators. Frequency, phase noise and spectral components can be measured in conjunction with a low noise preamplifier. The TBWA2/20dB and TBWA2/40db wideband amplifiers are connected between EMC probe and Spectrum Analyzer to increase the dynamic range of the measurements. Picture 1 from top, H20, H5, H10, E5; wideband amplifier 2 Features Slim design for good access in between tightly spaced components Shielded loops to avoid picking up common mode noise; insensitive to the human hand Frequency range: 3GHz, though they can be used well beyond SMB connectors to avoid twisting the RF cable when scanning DUTs 1

output power [dbm] V1.5 Insulated with rubber coating Wideband amplifiers with 20dB and 40dB gain 3 Dimensions Probe length loop tip H20 H-Field 170 mm 20 mm n.a. H10 H-Field 170 mm 10 mm n.a. H5 H-Field 170 mm 5 mm n.a. E5 E-Field 170 mm n.a. 5 mm Wideband amplifiers: TBWA2/20dB: 48 mm x 63mm x 20mm TBWA2/40dB: 48 mm x 63mm x 20mm 4 Frequency Response 10 0-10 -20-30 -40-50 -60-70 -80 H-FIELD PROBES output power versus frequency at 1µT -90 0,1 1 10 100 1000 10000 Frequency [MHz] H20 H10 H5 Picture 2 frequency response, H-field probes 2

-40 E-FIELD PROBE output power versus frequency at 1V/m -50-60 -70-80 -90-100 E5-110 -120 0,1 1 10 100 1000 10000 5 Coupling loss Picture 3 frequency response, E-field probe Coupling loss was measured on a terminated 50 Ohm stripline on a 1.6mm thickness FR4 board using a vector network analyzer. Picture 4 measurement setup for coupling loss, 300kHz 3GHz 3

H20 Picture 5 H20, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. Picture 6 H20, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, log. 4

H10 Picture 7 H10, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. Picture 8 H10, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, log. 5

H5 Picture 9 H5, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz Picture 10 H5, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, log. 6

E5 Picture 11 E5, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. Picture 12 E5, coupling loss, 300 khz 3 GHz, log. 7

5.1 Summary: The larger the tip diameter, the lower the coupling loss at frequencies below 1GHz. At frequencies above 1GHz, the performance in terms of coupling loss of all probes is similar. The H20 has a resonance in the range of 1.3GHz. The smaller the loop, the better the spatial response. 6 Wideband Amplifiers 6.1 TBWA2/20dB Technical Data: Input: 50 Ohm, SMA Output: 50 Ohm, SMA Nominal supply Voltage: 4.5-5V, typ. 110mA, Mini-USB-B connector Maximum supply voltage: 5.5V Maximum input power: +10dBm 1dB output compression point @ 2GHz: +20dBm 3 rd order output intercept point @ 2GHz, Pin = 0dBm/tone, Δf = 10MHz: +35dBm Reverse isolation S12, 0.1 6GHz: 23dB Noise Figure @ 2GHz: 4.5 5 db Gain: 1 MHz 10 MHz 100 MHz 500 MHz 1 GHz 1.5 GHz 2 GHz 2.5 GHz 3 GHz 14.8 db 20.2 db 20.2 db 20 db 19.8 db 19.3 db 19 db 18.8 db 17.3 db Table 1 TBWA2/20dB gain 8

Picture 13 TBWA2/20dB, gain, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. Picture 14 TBWA2/20dB, gain, 300 khz 10 MHz, lin. 9

Picture 15 TBWA2/20dB, input return loss, ls11l, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. Picture 16 TBWA2/20dB, output return loss, ls22l, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. 10

6.2 TBWA2/40dB Technical Data: Input: 50 Ohm, SMA Output: 50 Ohm, SMA Nominal supply Voltage: 4.5-5V, typ. 210mA, Mini-USB-B connector Maximum supply voltage: 5.5V Maximum input power: -10dBm 1dB output compression point @ 2GHz: +20dBm Reverse isolation S12, 0.1 6GHz: 40dB Noise Figure @ 2GHz: 5 db Gain: 1 MHz 10 MHz 100 MHz 500 MHz 1 GHz 1.5 GHz 2 GHz 2.5 GHz 3 GHz 30 db 40.2 db 40.2 db 40 db 39.5 db 38.9 db 38.4dB 37.5 db 36.2 db Table 2 TBWA2/40dB gain Picture 17 TBWA2/40dB, gain, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. 11

Picture 18 TBWA2/40dB, gain, 300 khz 10 MHz, lin. Picture 19 TBWA2/40dB, input return loss, ls11l, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. 12

Picture 20 TBWA2/40dB, output return loss, ls22l, 300 khz 3 GHz, lin. 7 Application Radiated EMC measurement RF immunity testing Contactless (load free) relative measurement of RF signal chains Contactless (load free) relative measurement of oscillators, modulators, etc. 8 Spectrum analyzer settings If the probes are used without wideband preamplifier, set the input attenuation to 0dB and turn on the internal preamplifier, if available on your spectrum analyzer. Furthermore you can increase the dynamic range and sensitivity by reducing frequency span, resolution bandwidth and video bandwidth. 13

9 Connection of the wideband amplifier Use the SMB to SMA cable to connect the EMC probe to the input of the wideband amplifier. Use the SMA to N cable to connect the output of the wideband amplifier with the input of the spectrum analyzer. Use the USB cable to supply the wideband amplifier from the USB interface of the spectrum analyzer. Picture 21 measurement setup; probing the DC/DC converter of a LED lighting PCBA 10 Warning Do not use the EMC probes to measure devices containing DC voltages higher than 75V or AC voltages higher than 50Veff. Though the probes are insulated with solder mask, conformal coating and rubber coating, sharp metal edges may damage the insulation and cause lethal electrical shocks. 14

11 Ordering Information Part Number TBPS01 TBPS01-TBWA2/20dB TBPS01-TBWA2/40dB Description EMC probe set consisting of H20, H10, H5, E5, 75cm SMB to SMA cable, measurement plots EMC probe set consisting of H20, H10, H5, E5, TBSPA2/20dB wideband amplifier, 75cm SMB to SMA cable, 75cm SMA to N cable, USB cable, wooden case, measurement plots EMC probe set consisting of H20, H10, H5, E5, TBSPA/240dB wideband amplifier, 75cm SMB to SMA cable, 75cm SMA to N cable, USB cable, wooden case, measurement plots Table 3 Ordering Information 12 History Version Date Author Changes V1.0 10.3.2014 Mayerhofer Creation of the document V1.1 18.7.2014 Mayerhofer Chapter 6 added V1.2 28.7.2014 Mayerhofer Wideband amplifier details added V1.3 24.10.2014 Mayerhofer Frequency response updated V1.4 29.10.2014 Mayerhofer Chapter 9, picture added V1.5 19.01.2015 Mayerhofer TBWA1 amplifiers replaced by TBWA2 (new version) Table 4 History 15