Hollow-Spherical Dipole D-Dot Sensor (HSD-4) Development.
Abstract
The report describes a hollow spherical dipole D-dot sensor (model HSD-4). It consists of two hemispherical conducting shells on opposite sides of a ground plate and produces a current output in response to a time-variant D-field perpendicular to the ground plate. The sensor is a scaled-down version of a larger hollow spherical dipole (model HSD-2), but with less sensitivity and higher frequency response. The theory of operation design, and construction of the sensor, and prototype testing and test results are discussed.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1975
- Accession Number
- ADA014913
Entities
People
- W. Reed Edgel