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Hi All
I need to design a "Low Cost" power meter for R/C freq. band. 75 MHz. I build Battle Bots as a hobby (IE: Waste of time) and we are having a hard time determining actual RF receive level and the RF background energy produced by the motors and other stuff. I would like the input to have a bandpass filter centered around 75mhz. I want to use a BNC for the input and a voltage output that will run to a simple volt meter. I would like the sensitive from +10db to -60db. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks Mark |
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Hello Mark,
I guess you are looking for some kind of "Field Strength level" meter ? I would like the sensitive from +10db to -60db. What is your unit of measurement, i.e. what is the 0db ref level ? 1 Volt, 10 Volts,1 Watt, 1 milliwatt, ? You probably need to seek advice from an expert in EMC / RFI the use of a spectrum analyser with a "Near field" probe and the ability to average the field / signal strength over a specified time window would be one solution. BUT $$$$$ !!! TTFN Martin G1GYC |
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Hello Mark,
I guess you are looking for some kind of "Field Strength level" meter ? I would like the sensitive from +10db to -60db. What is your unit of measurement, i.e. what is the 0db ref level ? 1 Volt, 10 Volts,1 Watt, 1 milliwatt, ? You probably need to seek advice from an expert in EMC / RFI the use of a spectrum analyser with a "Near field" probe and the ability to average the field / signal strength over a specified time window would be one solution. BUT $$$$$ !!! TTFN Martin G1GYC |
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