Probes & Monitors

Probes and monitors are essential tools in the field of radio frequency (RF) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing. They are used to collect data and measure various parameters related to RF emissions and susceptibility.

In EMC testing, probes and monitors measure the levels of RF emissions and susceptibility of electronic devices. Near-field probes can measure the electric and magnetic fields generated by a device under test (DUT), helping engineers identify potential sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and develop strategies to mitigate them. EMC probes and monitors come in different designs and configurations, tailored to meet the specific needs of different EMC testing applications.

In RF testing, probes and monitors measure the performance of RF circuits and components. Power sensors measure the output power of an RF amplifier, while spectrum analyzers measure the frequency and amplitude of RF signals. These measurements help RF engineers optimize the performance of their designs and troubleshoot issues. RF probes and monitors come in different designs and configurations to meet the specific needs of different RF testing applications.

Probes and monitors play a critical role in RF and EMC testing, providing accurate and reliable measurements to enable engineers to develop better designs, troubleshoot issues, and ensure that their products meet the necessary EMC and RF compliance standards.