Sensor for Measuring Field Components of an Electromagnetic Field

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This patent describes a sensor designed to measure the different components of an electromagnetic field. It works by using two uniquely arranged and oriented conductive strips on a non-conductive carrier, where differences in potential and current flow allow measurement of the electromagnetic field's components. The sensor strips are structured as divided loops lying in the same plane, improving the precision and flexibility of measurement.

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• Monitoring electromagnetic fields in industrial environments to ensure equipment safety and compliance
• Scientific research where precise measurement of field components is required (e.g., in physics labs)
• Integration into medical devices for measuring fields during diagnostic procedures
• Quality assurance in manufacturing processes involving electromagnetic technologies
• Environmental field mapping for electromagnetic interference studies

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• Enables precise and reliable measurement of electromagnetic field components
• Compact and adaptable design suitable for various platforms and environments
• Improved accuracy due to specific orientation and arrangement of sensor strips
• Potential for integration into portable or embedded systems
• Can support compliance with safety standards regarding electromagnetic field exposure

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The sensor (1) has two conductive strips (2, 3) for measuring a set of field components, where the potential differences between ends (4, 5) of the conductive strips and the current (UH1, UH2) flowing through the conductive strips are measured. The conductive strips are differently arranged and oriented in an area of a carrier, which is made of non-conductive material such as semiconductor material and dielectric material. The conductive strips are formed as conductor loops, which are divided into two loop sections (6, 7) that run in a common plane.