COKEVA 11940C Quick start guide

OperationNote
11940CClose‐FieldProbe
PartNo.CK‐11940‐90007
PrintedinUSAJan2013

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Content
1‐1.GeneralInformation.................................................................1
1‐2. Description.................................................................1
1‐4. InitialInspection.............................................................1
2‐1.Specifications.......................................................................1
3‐1.Operation..........................................................................3
3‐2. TheoryofOperation..........................................................3
3‐4. AntennaFactors.............................................................3
3‐8. PowerDensityandElectricFieldCalculations.....................................
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5
3‐10. LocalizedFieldSource........................................................5
3‐12. TestSetups.................................................................6
3‐17. MeasurementTechniques.....................................................8
4‐1.OperationVerification................................................................8
4‐4. ReturnLossMeasurementTest................................................. 9
5‐1.SMARotaryJointInstallationProcedure.................................................12
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Cokeva11940COperation Note
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1‐1. GENERALINFORMATION
1‐2.Description
1‐3.TheCokeva11940CClose‐FieldProbeisahand‐held,electromagnetic‐fieldsensordesignedtomake
repeatable,calibratedmagneticfieldmeasurementsfrom30MHzto1GHz.Itisoptimizedforthelocationand
measurementofsourcesofelectromagneticinterference(EMI)inelectronicequipment.TheCokeva11940Ccanalso
beusedasalocalizedmagneticfieldsourcewhenoperatedinconjunctionwithanappropriatesignalgenerator,
therebyallowingcircuitboardlevelsusceptibilitytestingofinstruments.
IncludedinShipment:
ITEMDESCRIPTIONQTY
11940C Closefieldprobe,handheld,30MHzto1GHz 1
9320‐6720 ChinaRoHSAddendumforAccessories 1
1250‐1250 Adapter‐CoaxialStraightMale‐NFemale‐SMA 1
1250‐1700 Adapter‐CoaxialStraight Male‐BNCFemale‐SMA 1
8120‐4811 CableAssembly
–
Coaxial 1
CK‐11940‐90007OperationNote 1
1‐4.InitialInspection
1‐5.Iftheshipmentcontentsareincompleteordamaged,notifytheCokevaoffice.Iftheshippingcontaineris
damaged,orthecushioningmaterialshowssignsofstress,notifythecarrieraswellastheCokevaoffice.Keepthe
shippingmaterialsforthecarrier’sinspection.TheCokevaofficewillarrangeforrepairorreplacementwithout
waitingforaclaimsettlement.
1‐6.SeeParagraph4‐1forOperationVerification.
2‐1.SPECIFICATIONS
2‐2.SpecificationsfortheCokeva11940CarelistedinTable1.Anasterisk(*)placedafteranentryindicatesa
supplementalcharacteristic.Supplementalcharacteristicsarenotspecificationsbutarecharacteristicsincludedas
additionalinformationfortheuser.
2‐3.Figure1illustratesthecharacteristicfrequencyresponsefortheCokeva11940CClose‐FieldProbe.
SeeSection3‐4,AntennaFactors,foradditionalinformation.

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Table1.Cokeva11940CSpecifications
Figure1.Cokeva11940CCharacteristicAntennaFactors.30MHz‐1GHz

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3‐1.OPERATION
3‐2.TheoryofOperation
3‐3.TheCokeva11940Cisabalancedmagneticfieldsensorthatprovidesanoutputvoltageproportionaltothe
strengthofthemagneticfieldatitstip.RadiatedmagneticfieldscoupledirectlytotheCokeva11940Candproducean
outputsignal;radiatedelectricfieldsalsocoupletotheCokeva11940Cbutdonotproduceanoutputvoltagedueto
theconstructionoftheprobe.TheCokeva11940Cusesadual‐loopsensorandabaluntorejectelectricallycoupled
signals.SeeFigure2.Theprobepreservesfrequencyinformationandisideallysuitedforusewithaspectrum
analyzer.TheCokeva11940Ccircuitryispassiveandthereforeonlycontributesthermalnoisetoanymeasurement
system.Inspecttheprobetipfordamagebeforeusing.
Figure2.MagneticFieldOrientationforMaximumCoupling
3‐4.AntennaFactors
3‐5.TheCokeva11940Cissuppliedwithacalibrationtablemountedonitsside.Thetableprovidesantenna
factorsatfivecalibrationpoints:30MHz,100MHz,500MHz,850MHz,and1000MHz.Theantenna‐factorunits
usedinthistable,dB(μA/m/μV),areaccurateto±2dBina377ohmfieldimpedance.Addtheantenna‐factorunits
tothemeasuredvoltageindBμVindicatedonthespectrumanalyzertogivemagnetic‐fieldstrengthindB(μA/m).
Refertothefollowingequation:

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3‐8.PowerDensityandElectricFieldCalculations
3‐9.TheCokeva11940Cmeasuresmagneticfieldstrength.Assuminga377‐ohmfieldimpedance,anassociated
electricfieldstrengthorawavepowerdensitycanbecalculatedfromthemagneticfieldmeasurement.Refertothe
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3‐10.LocalizedFieldSource
3‐11.Theprobecanalsobeusedasalocalizedmagneticfieldsourceforlocatingsusceptibilityproblemsonan
electroniccircuit.Itisareciprocaldevice;thatis,avoltagefedintotheunitwillcreateamagneticfieldatthedual‐
loopsensor.Forthisapplication,themaximuminputpoweris0.5Wwithacharacteristicworst‐caseVSWRof3:1.
Table2listscharacteristicmagneticfieldstrengthsdevelopedattheprobetipusing0dBmincidentpower.
Table2.CharacteristicMagneticFieldStrength
Frequency
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300dBm101
1000dBm98
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Figure5.StimulusResponseTestSetup
3‐16.SourceTestSetup:Usedasafieldsource,theprobeprovidesamagneticfieldforsusceptibilitytestingof
electroniccircuits.Forbroadbandsusceptibilitytesting,usetheprobewithasweptortrackingsource.SeeFigure6for
anexampleofthebasiclocalizedfieldsourcetestsetup.
Powerappliedtotheprobemustnotexceedthemaximuminputpowerlisted
inTable1ordamagetotheprobewillresult.
Figure6.SourceTestSetup

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InstrumentCriticalSpecificationsRecommendedModel
SpectrumAnalyzerFrequencyRange:30MHz–1GHz
HP8567A(10kHz–1.5GHz)
HP8568B(100Hz–1.5GHz)
HP8566B(100Hz–22GHz)
TrackingGeneratorFrequencyRange:30MHz–1GHzHP8444A,Option059(100MHz–1.5GHz)
ForusewithHP8567AorHP8568B
SignalGeneratorFrequencyRange:30MHz–1GHzHP8656B(0.1–990MHz)
Preamplifier*FrequencyRange:30MHz–1GHz
RFGain:20dB
HP8447D(100kHz–1.3GHz)
(Gain>26dB)
*HP85685ARFPreselectormaybesubstitutedifaspectrumanalyzerlistedaboveisused.
Table3.RecommendedTestSetupEquipment
3‐17.MeasurementTechniques
3‐18.Theprobeisdesignedtobeheldveryclosetopotentialradiatingpoints.Theplaneoftheprobetiploopsmust
beperpendiculartotheradiatingmagneticfieldasillustratedinFigure2.Forexample,iftheseamofanenclosureis
beingtestedforEMl,holdtheprobeasillustratedinFigure7.Whenmeasuringtheradiationfromacoaxialcable,
positiontheprobetipasshowninFigure8.Thesideoftheprobewiththecalibrationlabelshouldbefacingaway
fromthecablebeingmeasured.
3‐19.TheprobemaybeusedasasourceinsusceptibilitytestingasdescribedinSection3‐11andParagraph3‐16.In
thisapplication,holdtheprobewithin1cmoftheelectroniccircuitcomponentbeingtested.
4‐1.OPERATIONVERIFICATION
4‐2.OperationVerificationfortheCokeva11940CconsistsoftheReturnLossMeasurementTestincludedinthis
section.Actualantennafactorverificationrequiresacalibratedbroadbandmagneticfield.Areturnlossmeasurement
providesareliablealternatemethodofdeterminingtheprobe'selectricalintegrity.Thetestisperformedovera
frequencyrangewheretheVSWRisapproximately1.25:1foraproperlyoperatingprobe.
Electricaldamageisindicatedbyanylargedecreaseinreturnloss(increaseinVSWR)asspecifiedinthetest.
4‐3.Probesthatfailthistest,althoughdamaged,maystilldetectelectromagneticradiation.Inthiscase,the
antennafactorslistedontheunitarenolongervalidandthecircuitrynolongerrejectselectricfieldcoupling.
Recalibrationoftheprobe'santennafactorsisnotpossible.

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4‐4.ReturnLossMeasurementTest
Description
Thistestmeasuresthereturnlossofthe11940Coverafrequencyrangeof30MHzto80MHz.The8750AStorage‐
Normalizerisoptionalandincreasestheeaseofreadingreturnlossmeasurements.Anyequipmentthatsatisfiesthe
followingcriticalspecificationsforthetestsetupmaybesubstitutedfortherecommendedequipment:
FrequencyRange .......................................................................200MHz
TestPortMatch...............................................................>22dBReturnLoss
Equipment
NetworkAnalyzer......................................................................HP8754A
Transmission/ReflectionTestSet.........................................................HP8502A
Storage‐Normalizer(Optional) .......................................................... HP8750A
Adapters:
TypeN(m)toSMA(f) .............................................................. HP1250‐1250
TypeSMA(m)toSMA(m) .......................................................... HP1250‐1159
TypeSMA(f)CoaxialShort ..........................................................HP0960‐0054
Cables:
RFCableKitforHP8502A .............................................................HP11851A

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Figure7.TestinganEnclosureSeam
Figure8.TestingaCoaxialCable

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Figure9.ReturnLossTestSetup
Procedure
1.ConnecttheequipmentasshowninFigure9.AllowtheHP8754A30minutesofwarm‐uptime.
2.IfanHP8750AStorage‐Normalizerisused,adjustthenormalizer'sgainandpositioncontrolsfortheproper
displayonthenetworkanalyzer.RefertotheHP8750AOperationandServiceManualfortheadjustmentprocedure.
3.SettheHP8754Acontrolsasfollows:
CH1REFPOSITION..................................................................ON
POLARCENTER.....................................................................OFF
START.............................................................................ON
TUNING............................................................ ...........30MHz
SWEEPWIDTH..................................................................50MHz
SWEEP......................................................................AUTOFAS
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OUTPUT............................................................ ..........+10dBm
EXTFREQUENCYDOUBLER...........................................................OFF
Channel1
A/R................................................ ...............................ON
10dB/DIV..........................................................................ON
REFERENCE.....................................................................‐00dB
POLARA/R........................................................................OFF
Channel2.......................................................... ...............OFF

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4.SettheHP8502AInputAttenuationknobto0dB.
5.AdjusttheHP8754AtracetothetopgraticulelineusingtheCH1REFERENCEPOSITIONknob.
TurntheCH1REFERENCEPOSITIONoff.
6.OntheHP8754A,turnontheCH1REFERENCEOFFSET.Adjustthetrace,referenceline,tothetopCRTgraticule
usingtheREFERENCEOFFSETknob.TheHP8754Aisnowcalibratedformakingreturnlossmeasurementsrelativeto
theshort.
7.IfanHP8750AStorageNormalizerisused,pressthefollowingkeysontheHP8750A:[CH1],[INPUT],[STORE
INPUT],and[INPUT‐MEM].Thedisplayedreferencelinewillshifttothemiddleofthescreen.Errorsinthereflection
testsetwillnowbenormalized.
8.RemovetheSMACoaxialShortandreplaceitwiththeCokeva11940Cprobe.Thedisplayedtraceshouldbe16dB
ormorebelowthereferencelineatallfrequencies.Ifthetraceislessthan16dBbelowthereferenceline,theprobe
failsthetest.
5‐1.SMAROTARYJOINTINSTALLATIONPROCEDURE
Figure10.SMAADAPTERLOCATION
Figure11.RFRotaryJointMountedonProbe

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1.Usea7/32"wrenchtoremovetheoldSMAAdapter(seeFigure10).Turntheadaptercounterclockwise
asviewedlookingattherearoftheprobe.
2.TheSMARotaryJointhasoneSMAconnectorlocatedateachend.Oneconnectorrotateswithrespecttothe
bodyoftheRotaryJoint.Theotherconnectorisfixedtothebody.Covertwoorthreeendthreadsofthefixedend
connectorwithasmallamountofLoctite222®.
3.ScrewtherotatingendoftheRotaryJointclockwiseontotheprobe'sSMAConnector(seeFigure11).
4.Usinga9/32"torquewrench,tightentheRotaryJointto24inch‐pounds.
5.WhenattachingacabletotheRotaryJoint,holdtheRotaryJointbyhandtokeeptheconnectorfromturning.

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