E-field and H-field measurment in low frequencies

[mrkva]

Hello everyone,

I would like to measure H-field and E-field energy in low frequencies (0-100kHz). All the probes I find for those purposes are mostly 100kHz upwards, and generally oriented towards the MHz and GHz range.
Do you have any suggestions for good probes for my range OR a way of generating exact (reference) amount of energy in H/E-field so I could possibly calibrate my own sensor (inductor) for the measurements?

Thank you very much!

[mrkva]

Additional question - is something like this worth looking into?
https://www.gigahertz-solutions.de/en/emf-meters/low-frequency/me-series/396/me3851a?c=159

[Molenaar]

A Helmholtz coil is well characterised and might serve as a calibration standard, provided you can accurately control its input.

[mrkva]

Thank you! Will look into it.
Meanwhile I managed to score these two puppies cheap on ebay:
http://www.ets-lindgren.com/HI-3603
http://www.ets-lindgren.com/HI-3604
Very exciting

[sarepairman2]

http://www.vlf.it/

many antenna types are on this webpage. search "antenna" to get started. lots of home made stuff

http://www.vlf.it/feletti/around50hz.html very interesting

[mrkva]

Thanks for the VLF point (I am aware of it and love the website!), but I would like to have calibrated device, so I have a reference in my lab.