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Calibration of Home made H-field small loop antenna probes (EMC)

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Rebelnation:
Hey everyone,

I would really like to know how do i calibrate home made h-field probes with small loop receiving antenna in using equipment in university engineering lab?
If possible, please provide me the methods, tips and useful links.
Your help is greatly appreciated!! :)


P.S: i seriously need help in this guys !

Rebelnation:
Come on guys..seriously need some help about this topic :(

hagster:
On an antenna range.

http://www.npl.co.uk/publications/calibration-and-use-of-antennas,-focusing-on-emc-applications.

robrenz:
You will get more response by showing you have done some research yourself FIRST. Then ask for clarification on something you don't understand.  Most here frown on doing homework for people.

Rebelnation:

--- Quote from: hagster on March 17, 2014, 01:26:32 pm ---On an antenna range.

http://www.npl.co.uk/publications/calibration-and-use-of-antennas,-focusing-on-emc-applications.

--- End quote ---

Thanks for the info :)
will check it :)


--- Quote from: robrenz on March 17, 2014, 01:28:55 pm ---You will get more response by showing you have done some research yourself FIRST. Then ask for clarification on something you don't understand.  Most here frown on doing homework for people.

--- End quote ---

I apologize for my selfishness. I did some research actually. i found those antenna factor method, 3 antenna method, impedance matching method and some on the calibration methods for emc IEEE documents but i do not know which to use as i think most of it is being used by calibration companies all around the world as they possessed the suitable equipment to do it. i just want to know if there are other methods can be used in a by normal people like us with normal equipment such as spectrum analyzer, oscilloscope and such.

I heard that using straight line method (y=mx + b) calibration technique is possible for this kind of situation. it is true?

Regards
:)

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