THREE-CHANNEL DIGITAL RADIO VECTOR FIELD SENSOR: DESCRIPTION AND DEMONSTRATION
msra(2004)
Swedish Institute of Space Physics
Abstract
This paper presents a three-channel digital Radio Vector Field Sensor (RVFS), which imple- ments digital quadrature down-conversion. Either the electric vector wave field is measured with three orthogonal dipole antennas or the magnetic vector wave field with three orthogonal loop antennas. Three identical parallel channels with anti-aliasing filters limit the input fre- quency band to between 0 and 10 MHz and 14 bits Analogue-to-Digital Converters samples the three signals at 25 Msamp/s. By increasing the cut-off frequency of the anti-aliasing filters, the sampling frequency can be increased up to 50 Msamp/s. Digital quadrature mixers reduce the amount of data and output baseband I and Q with 16 bits resolution. The data is streamed up to 10 Mbit/s to the user over a local area network and the user commands the RVFS with a graphical user interface running on a Linux computer connected to the internet. The RVFS is an implementation of the Information Dense Antenna and since this RVFS mea- sures the full three-dimensional wave field, applications such as polarisation measurements and direction-finding are possible. The RVFS can also function as a radio receiver of long-, medium-, and shortwave radio stations. An important and interesting application is as receiver for LOIS, the LOFAR Outrigger In Scandinavia. Space-borne applications involves electric and magnetic field instruments on board the International Space Station, electric and/or mag- netic field instruments on board the Swedish nano satellite Nanospace-1. International projects like the Solar Imaging Radio Array have also shown interest.
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