WO2017026494A1 - 電磁界測定方法、電磁界測定装置及び位相イメージング装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electromagnetic field measuring method and an electromagnetic field measuring apparatus, and more particularly, to an electromagnetic field measuring method suitable for measuring the amplitude and phase spatial distribution of a radiated electric field or radiated magnetic field stably and precisely.
- Patent Document 1 As a technique for measuring the spatial distribution of the amplitude and phase of a radiated electric field or radiated magnetic field, a method of synchronizing a system under measurement and a measurement system is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- the present invention provides an electromagnetic field measurement method, an electromagnetic field measurement apparatus, and a phase imaging apparatus that can measure a spatial distribution of an electric field or a magnetic field stably and accurately without synchronizing the system under measurement and the measurement system. Objective.
- an electromagnetic field measurement method includes an arrangement step of arranging a first probe and a second probe in a space to measure an electric field or a magnetic field, and the first probe.
- the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field are canceled, so the frequency of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field is reduced. Even if it fluctuates, the spatial distribution of the electric field or magnetic field is measured stably and precisely without synchronizing the system under measurement and the measurement system. As a result, it is possible to measure a radiation pattern from a circuit (on-chip antenna) in which a signal generation source and a radiator such as an antenna are integrated without synchronizing the system under measurement and the measurement system.
- the first probe is sequentially moved to a plurality of measurement points in the space while the second probe is fixed in the space
- the multiplication step and the synchronous detection step may be executed each time the first probe is placed at each of the plurality of measurement points in the placement step.
- the spatial distribution of the amplitude and phase of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field is measured by moving the first probe to a plurality of measurement points in the space in order and repeating the measurement.
- the first probe and the second probe are sequentially moved to a plurality of measurement points in the space in a state in which the distance between the first probe and the second probe is fixed.
- the first multiplying step, the second multiplying step, and the synchronous detection step are performed each time the first probe and the second probe are disposed at each of the plurality of measurement points in the arranging step. May be.
- the phase relationship between the measurement points is obtained, and as a result, the electric field in the electromagnetic field to be measured is obtained.
- the spatial distribution of the amplitude and phase of the magnetic field can be measured.
- one position of the first probe and the second probe at the current measurement point is coincident with the other position of the first probe and the second probe at the next measurement point; As such, the first probe and the second probe may be moved together.
- one of the first probe and the second probe is sequentially positioned at each of a plurality of positions obtained by dividing the interval between the first probe and the second probe at a predetermined time. For this reason, the first probe and the second probe may be moved together.
- the phase relationship between the measurement points is obtained at an interval smaller than the interval between the first probe and the second probe, that is, with high spatial resolution.
- the amplitude of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field and The spatial distribution of the phase is measured.
- the signal obtained by the first probe is multiplied by the reference signal
- the obtained signal is multiplied by the signal obtained by the first probe
- the signal component synchronized with the reference signal is obtained from the obtained signal. May be included to calculate an offset phase calculating step for calculating the offset phase of the reference signal.
- the offset phase of the reference signal is obtained simultaneously with the measurement of the electromagnetic field to be measured, and the offset phase ⁇ as noise from the phase of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step. it is possible to deduct off, the phase difference is determined with high accuracy.
- the first multiplication step, the second multiplication step, and the synchronous detection are performed in a state where the positions of the first probe and the second probe in the placement step are interchanged. Executing the step, and adding the phase of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step in the placement step and the phase of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step after the replacement, An offset phase calculating step for calculating an offset phase may be included.
- the offset phase of the reference signal can be obtained by exchanging the probes, and the offset phase as noise can be subtracted from the phase of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step. Therefore, the phase difference is required with high accuracy.
- an electromagnetic field measurement apparatus generates a reference signal and a first probe and a second probe that are arranged in a space to measure an electric field or a magnetic field.
- a reference signal generator ; a first multiplier that multiplies the signal obtained by the first probe by the reference signal; and a signal that is output from the first multiplier and a signal obtained by the second probe.
- 2 multipliers, and a synchronous detector for extracting a signal component synchronized with the reference signal from the signal output from the second multiplier.
- the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field are canceled, so the frequency of the electric field or magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field is reduced. Even if it fluctuates, the spatial distribution of the electric field or magnetic field is measured stably and precisely without synchronizing the system under measurement and the measurement system. As a result, it is possible to measure a radiation pattern from a circuit (on-chip antenna) in which a signal generation source and a radiator such as an antenna are integrated without synchronizing the system under measurement and the measurement system.
- a first frequency converter that converts the frequency of the signal output from the first probe to a lower intermediate frequency
- a first frequency converter that converts the frequency of the signal output from the second probe to the intermediate frequency
- a second frequency converter wherein the first multiplier multiplies the signal output from the first frequency converter by the reference signal, and the second multiplier outputs a signal output from the first multiplier. May be multiplied by the signal output from the second frequency converter.
- the frequency of the signal (RF signal) corresponding to the amplitude and phase of the measured electric field or measured magnetic field output from the two probes is down-converted, so that an electromagnetic field having a relatively high frequency (for example, a micro signal) Measurement is also possible for electromagnetic waves such as waves, millimeter waves, and terahertz waves.
- a filter that selects a signal component having a frequency that is the sum or difference of the frequency of the signal input to the first multiplier and the frequency of the reference signal from the signal output from the first multiplier.
- the second multiplier may multiply the signal output from the filter by the signal output from the second probe.
- the first probe and the second probe output an optical signal corresponding to the detected electric field
- the first frequency converter converts the optical signal output from the first probe into a frequency of the optical signal.
- the second frequency converter converts the optical signal output from the second probe to the intermediate frequency electrical signal, and the first multiplier
- the electrical signal output from the first frequency converter is multiplied by the reference signal, and the second multiplier multiplies the signal output from the first multiplier by the electrical signal output from the second frequency converter. Good.
- an electromagnetic field measurement apparatus includes a first probe and a second probe arranged in a space for measuring an electric field or a magnetic field, and the first probe.
- a first A / D converter that converts a signal obtained by a probe into a digital value
- a second A / D converter that converts a signal obtained by the second probe into a digital value
- the first A / D converter
- a computer device for processing the signal output from the second A / D converter wherein the computer device multiplies the signal output from the first A / D converter by a reference signal
- noise cancellation processing is realized by digital signal processing, so that highly accurate and stable signal processing can be performed by a logic circuit or a program including a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), a digital filter, an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), and the like. Done.
- DSP Digital Signal Processor
- FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
- a phase imaging apparatus configured to measure and image a phase shift amount of the electromagnetic wave when the electromagnetic wave transmits or reflects an object.
- An electromagnetic wave source that emits an electromagnetic wave
- an optical device that branches the electromagnetic wave emitted from the electromagnetic wave source into a first electromagnetic wave and a second electromagnetic wave, the first electromagnetic wave branched by the optical device, and the first electromagnetic wave
- the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus for measuring, and an imaging apparatus for imaging the phase difference measured by the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus in correspondence with the plurality of measurement points comprising:
- the first electromagnetic wave and the second electromagnetic wave are detected using a first probe and a second probe provided in a field measuring device, respectively, and the imaging device is extracted by a synchronous detector provided in the electromagnetic field measuring device.
- the phase of the obtained signal component may be imaged as the phase difference.
- the present invention can be realized not only as an electromagnetic field measurement method and an electromagnetic field measurement apparatus as described above, but also as a program including steps executed by a computer device included in the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus. May be realized as a computer-readable recording medium such as a CD-ROM on which is recorded.
- an electromagnetic field measuring method and an electromagnetic field measuring apparatus capable of measuring a spatial distribution of an electric field or a magnetic field stably and accurately without synchronizing a system under measurement and a measurement system.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electromagnetic field measuring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a procedure of an electromagnetic field measurement method using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an experimental system for confirming the operation of the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4A is a diagram showing a waveform of a detection signal obtained by the experimental system shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4B is a diagram illustrating a waveform of a detection signal obtained by signal processing according to the related art.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a waveform of a detection signal obtained when the phase of the signal output from one of the two oscillators is linearly changed with respect to time in the experimental system shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the first modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a result of an experiment using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the first modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a noise cancellation unit included in the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the second modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a result of an experiment using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the second modification of the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an electromagnetic field measurement method in which two probes are moved integrally to perform spatial scanning.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing measured values and simulation results obtained by an experiment using the method of integrally scanning the two probes shown in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining an electromagnetic field measurement method in which the measurement probe and the reference probe are moved by being displaced by a distance smaller than the probe interval ⁇ x and spatially scanned.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing measured values and simulation results obtained by an experiment using the electromagnetic field measuring method shown in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a phase imaging apparatus using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram for explaining an experiment by the phase imaging apparatus shown in FIG. FIG.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining a method of calculating the offset phase included in the reference signal input from the reference signal generator to the synchronous detector.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of visualizing the spatial distribution of the phase of the electromagnetic field to be measured obtained by the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electromagnetic field measuring apparatus 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the electromagnetic field measurement device 10 is a device that measures the spatial distribution of the amplitude and phase of a radiated electric field or radiated magnetic field from an antenna or the like, and is roughly composed of a detection unit 20 and a noise cancellation unit 30.
- the detection unit 20 is a processing unit for detecting an electric field or a magnetic field in an electromagnetic field to be measured using two probes, and includes a first probe 21, a second probe 22, a first frequency converter 23, and a second frequency conversion.
- the device 24 is configured.
- the first probe 21 is a measurement electric field probe or magnetic field probe arranged at a measurement point in the space of the measured electromagnetic field, and a signal (RF corresponding to the amplitude and phase of the measured electric field or measured magnetic field at the measurement point. Signal).
- the measurement point is a predetermined spatial position for measuring the spatial distribution of the amplitude and phase of the electric field or magnetic field to be measured.
- the measurement point is a lattice point in a one-dimensional, two-dimensional, or three-dimensional mesh. is there.
- the second probe 22 is a reference electric field probe or magnetic field probe fixed to a reference point in the space of the electromagnetic field to be measured, and corresponds to the amplitude and phase of the electric field to be measured or the magnetic field to be measured at the reference point.
- a signal (RF signal) is output.
- the reference point is a position for detecting a phase that serves as a reference for the phase of the measured electric field or measured magnetic field at the measurement point, and can be any position within the space of the measured electromagnetic field. Good.
- both the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 are electric field measurement probes (electric field probes).
- the second frequency converter 24 is a down converter that converts the frequency of the RF signal output from the second probe 22 to the same intermediate frequency (IF) as the frequency of the signal output from the first frequency converter 23, for example,
- the mixer converts the RF signal output from the second probe 22 and the LO signal into a second IF signal having a frequency difference (intermediate frequency) between the two signals.
- the first frequency converter 23 and the second frequency converter 24 are used when the frequency of the RF signal output from the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 is relatively high (for example, microwave, millimeter wave, terahertz wave). Etc.) and may be omitted if the frequency of the RF signal is relatively low, such as several tens of MHz or less.
- the RF signal output from the first probe 21 is directly input to the first multiplier 32 of the noise cancellation unit 30, and the RF signal output from the second probe 22 is the second multiplication of the noise cancellation unit 30. It is directly input to the device 34.
- the noise canceling unit 30 is a processing unit for canceling the phase and frequency fluctuations (including the relative frequency fluctuations of the RF signal and the LO signal) of the electric field or magnetic field in the electromagnetic field to be measured, and the reference signal generator 31, A first multiplier 32, a filter 33, a second multiplier 34, and a synchronous detector 35 are included.
- the noise cancellation unit 30 functions as a processing unit for canceling the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field to be measured.
- the reference signal generator 31 is a circuit that generates a reference signal used for canceling the above-described phase and frequency fluctuations, and generates, for example, a signal having a single frequency fs.
- the first multiplier 32 is a multiplier that multiplies the signal obtained by the first probe 21 by the reference signal generated by the reference signal generator 31, and is, for example, an analog multiplier or a mixer.
- the first multiplier 32 since the first frequency converter 23 is connected after the first probe 21, the first multiplier 32 generates a reference signal generator for the first IF signal output from the first frequency converter 23.
- the frequency of the signal input to the first multiplier 32 here, the intermediate frequency f IF
- the frequency fs of the reference signal fs + f IF
- a signal including a signal component having a frequency (fs ⁇ f IF ) is output.
- the filter 33 is the frequency of the sum or difference of the frequency (here, the intermediate frequency f IF ) of the signal input to the first multiplier 32 and the frequency fs of the reference signal.
- the circuit selects a signal component having a difference frequency (fs ⁇ f IF ), for example, a band-pass filter or a low-pass filter.
- the filter 33 is not always necessary depending on the relationship between the frequency of the RF signal and the frequency of the LO signal.
- the second multiplier 34 is a multiplier that multiplies the signal output from the first multiplier 32 by the signal obtained by the second probe 22, and is, for example, an analog multiplier or a mixer.
- the second multiplier 34 is output from the filter 33.
- the synchronous detector 35 is a circuit that extracts a signal component (a signal component having a frequency fs) synchronized with the reference signal from the signal output from the second multiplier 34.
- the synchronous detector 35 is output from the second multiplier 34.
- This is a lock-in amplifier that receives the received signal and extracts only the signal component synchronized with the reference signal generated by the reference signal generator 31.
- the detection signal output from the synchronous detector 35 is the amplitude and phase of the measured electric field at the measurement point where the first probe 21 is arranged (the measured electric field at the reference point where the second probe 22 is arranged in the measured electric field). Phase based on phase).
- a filter (such as a bandpass filter) that selects and outputs only the signal component of the frequency fs from the signal output from the second multiplier 34 is provided between the second multiplier 34 and the synchronous detector 35. Also good.
- the RF signal output from the first probe 21 is input to the first frequency converter 23, and is mixed with the LO signal in the first frequency converter 23, and has a frequency difference (intermediate frequency) between the two signals. Converted to a signal.
- the signal Sa output from the first frequency converter 23 is expressed by the following Expression 1.
- a 1 corresponds to the amplitude of the electric field to be measured at the measurement point where the first probe 21 is arranged
- f IF is the intermediate frequency
- ⁇ n (t) is the phase fluctuation of the electric field to be measured.
- ⁇ is the phase of the electric field to be measured at the measurement point (the phase based on the phase of the electric field to be measured at the reference point where the second probe 22 is arranged).
- the above equation 1 represents an output signal from the first probe 21.
- f IF is the frequency of the electric field to be measured (frequency of the RF signal).
- the RF signal output from the second probe 22 is input to the second frequency converter 24, and is mixed with the LO signal in the second frequency converter 24, and the difference frequency between the two signals (intermediate frequency). Is converted to a signal having The signal Sb output from the second frequency converter 24 is expressed by the following Equation 2.
- a 2 corresponds to the amplitude of the electric field to be measured at the reference point where the second probe 22 is arranged
- f IF is the intermediate frequency
- ⁇ n (t) is the phase fluctuation of the electric field to be measured. It is.
- the above equation 2 represents an output signal from the second probe 22.
- f IF is the frequency of the electric field to be measured (frequency of the RF signal).
- the signal output from the first frequency converter 23 is input to the first multiplier 32.
- the reference signal from the reference signal generator 31 is multiplied.
- the signal is converted into a signal including a signal component having a sum frequency and a difference frequency.
- the signal output from the first multiplier 32 is input to the filter 33, and the filter 33 calculates the sum or difference frequency (the difference frequency in the present embodiment) of the intermediate frequency and the reference signal frequency.
- the signal component possessed is selected.
- the signal Sc output from the filter 33 is expressed by the following Expression 3.
- f s is the frequency of the reference signal
- ⁇ s is the phase of the reference signal with respect to the phase of the electric field to be measured.
- the signal output from the filter 33 is input to the second multiplier 34.
- the second multiplier 34 multiplies the signal Sb obtained by the second probe 22, and as a result, the signal Sc output from the filter 33. And a signal including a signal component having a frequency of the sum and a frequency of the signal Sb obtained by the second probe 22 are output.
- the signal component Sd having the sum of the frequency of the signal Sc output from the filter 33 and the frequency of the signal Sb obtained from the second probe 22 is as follows. It is expressed by Equation 4.
- This signal component Sd cancels the phase fluctuation ⁇ n (t) of the electric field to be measured, which is present in the signal Sc (Equation 3) output from the filter 33, and cancels the frequency component depending on the intermediate frequency f IF.
- (F s ⁇ f IF + f IF ) is a signal component having the frequency fs of the reference signal. Note that canceling the phase fluctuation means canceling the frequency fluctuation.
- the signal output from the second multiplier 34 is input to the synchronous detector 35, and only the signal component Sd synchronized with the reference signal from the reference signal generator 31 is extracted in the synchronous detector 35.
- the amplitude A and phase ⁇ of the signal component extracted by the synchronous detector 35 are expressed by the following equations 5 and 6, respectively.
- the amplitude A obtained by the synchronous detector 35 corresponds to the product of the amplitude A 1 at the measurement point and the amplitude A 2 at the reference point in the electric field to be measured, and the phase ⁇ obtained by the synchronous detector 35 is The phase ⁇ at the measurement point with reference to the phase at the reference point is shown. In this way, the amplitude and phase of the electric field to be measured at the measurement point with respect to the reference point are measured.
- the output signals from the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 at the same time t are used. Yes, not mandatory.
- output signals from the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 obtained at different timings may be used as long as they are within the allowable range according to the phase fluctuation ⁇ n (t). There may be a difference in distance (that is, propagation time) from the generation source to the first probe 21 and the second probe 22.
- the first probe 21 is subsequently set to the second measurement point while the second probe 22 is fixed to the reference point. Then, the amplitude and phase of the electric field to be measured at the second measurement point are measured again by the same signal processing. Such measurement is repeated for all predetermined measurement points.
- Such a measurement procedure electromagagnetic field measurement method
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a procedure of an electromagnetic field measurement method using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10 in the present embodiment. Here, the main steps for obtaining the spatial distribution of the electric field are shown.
- the first probe 21 is arranged at the measurement point in the space of the electric field to be measured, and the second probe 22 is arranged at the reference point (first arrangement step S1).
- the first multiplier 32 multiplies the signal obtained by the first probe 21 by the reference signal generated by the reference signal generator 31 (first multiplication step S2).
- the first frequency converter 23 changes the frequency of the signal output from the first probe 21 to the intermediate frequency. After conversion to frequency, multiplication by the first multiplier 32 is performed.
- the second multiplier 34 multiplies the signal obtained in the first multiplication step S2 by the signal obtained in the second probe 22 (second multiplication step S3).
- the second frequency converter 24 changes the frequency of the signal output from the second probe 22 to the intermediate frequency.
- multiplication by the second multiplier 34 is performed.
- the filter 33 selects a signal component having a frequency that is the sum or difference of the intermediate frequency and the frequency of the reference signal from the signal output from the first multiplier 32, and then the second multiplier. 34 is multiplied.
- a signal component synchronized with the reference signal generated by the reference signal generator 31 is extracted from the signal obtained in the second multiplication step S3 by the synchronous detector 35 (synchronous detection step S4). Thereby, the amplitude and phase of the electric field to be measured at the measurement point are obtained.
- the first probe 21 is sequentially moved to a plurality of measurement points in the space while the second probe 22 is fixed in the space of the electric field to be measured (space scanning). Then, the first multiplication step S2, the second multiplication step S3, and the synchronous detection step S4 are executed every time the first probe 21 is arranged at each of the plurality of measurement points in the arrangement step S6. Thereby, the spatial distribution of the electric field to be measured by the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus 10 is obtained.
- a magnetic field measurement probe magnetic field probe
- a spatial distribution of the magnetic field to be measured can be obtained based on the same principle.
- the noise canceling unit 30 uses the two probes arranged in the measured electromagnetic field to measure the electromagnetic waves to be measured.
- the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric or magnetic field in the field are cancelled. Therefore, even when the electric field or frequency of the magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field varies, the spatial distribution of the electric field or magnetic field can be measured stably and accurately without synchronizing the measured system and the measurement system.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the experimental system.
- signals from the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 were simulated by 2ch oscillators 41 and 42. Each frequency is 0.9 MHz.
- the external noise source 40 is used to modulate the phase of each signal. That is, a 0.9 MHz signal whose phase is modulated by noise is input to the noise canceling unit 30 (the first multiplier 32 and the second multiplier 34), and the detection signal (0. 9 MHz signal amplitude and phase).
- FIG. 4A is a diagram showing a waveform of a detection signal (a time variation of detected amplitude and phase) obtained by the noise canceling unit 30 according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4B is a diagram illustrating a waveform of a detection signal (a time change in detected amplitude and phase) obtained by signal processing according to the prior art. 4A and 4B, the horizontal axis indicates time, the left vertical axis indicates amplitude (mV), and the right vertical axis indicates phase (deg.). 4A and 4B, according to the prior art, phase noise is superimposed on the detection signal (FIG. 4B). However, according to the noise cancellation unit 30 according to the present invention, the noise component Has been canceled (FIG. 4A).
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a waveform of a detection signal obtained when the phase of a signal output from one of the oscillators 41 and 42 is linearly changed with respect to time in the experimental system shown in FIG. 4A and 4B, the horizontal axis indicates time, the left vertical axis indicates amplitude (mV), and the right vertical axis indicates phase (deg.).
- one of the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 is fixed at one point in space, and the other is spatially scanned to simulate measuring the spatial distribution of the phase of the electric field to be measured. .
- the relative phase between both signals from the oscillators 41 and 42 which are signal sources with phase noise, is measured in a state in which the phase noise is removed.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the present invention does not matter on the type of detection unit and the detection method.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 11 according to the first modification of the above embodiment.
- This electromagnetic field measuring device 11 corresponds to a device obtained by replacing the detection unit 20 of the electromagnetic field measurement device 10 in the above embodiment with an EO (Electro-Optic) type detection unit 50.
- EO Electro-Optic
- the EO type detection unit 50 is a processing unit for detecting an electric field to be measured using two probes, and includes a first EO probe 51, a second EO probe 52, a first optical circulator 53, a second optical circulator 54, and a first optical circulator 54.
- the optical filter 55, the second optical filter 56, the first photodetector 57 and the second photodetector 58 are configured.
- the first EO probe 51 and the second EO probe 52 are electro-optic probes that output optical signals (RF signals) corresponding to the amplitude and phase of the electric field to be measured.
- the first optical circulator 53 and the second optical circulator 54 change the traveling direction of light.
- the first optical circulator 53 and the second optical circulator 54 emit optical LO signals incident from the light source to the first EO probe 51 and the second EO probe 52, respectively.
- the optical signals incident from 51 and the second EO probe 52 are emitted to the first optical filter 55 and the second optical filter 56.
- an optical LO signal including optical signals having frequencies f1 and f2 enters the first optical circulator 53 and enters the first EO probe 51. Emitted.
- first EO probe 51 sidebands of frequency (f1 + f RF ) and frequency (f1 ⁇ f RF ) are obtained by the interaction between the optical signal of frequency f RF (electric field signal to be measured) and the optical signal from first optical circulator 53 Components and sideband components of frequency (f2 + f RF ) and frequency (f2 ⁇ f RF ) are generated.
- second optical circulator 54 and the second EO probe 52 are generated.
- the first optical filter 55 and the second optical filter 56 respectively output the optical signal output from the first EO probe 51 via the first optical circulator 53 and output from the second EO probe 52 via the second optical circulator 54.
- This is a bandpass filter that selects one optical signal (for example, a signal component having a frequency (f1 + f RF ) and a frequency f2) included in one sideband optical signal and the optical LO signal from the obtained optical signal.
- the first optical detector 57 and the second optical detector 58 convert the optical signals output from the first optical filter 55 and the second optical filter 56 into electrical signals (for example, frequency (
- electrical signals for example, frequency (
- the first optical circulator 53, the first optical filter 55, and the first optical detector 57 convert the optical signal output from the first EO probe 51 into an electrical signal having an intermediate frequency lower than the frequency of the optical signal. It corresponds to a frequency converter.
- the second optical circulator 54, the second optical filter 56, and the second optical detector 58 convert the optical signal output from the second EO probe 52 into an electrical signal having an intermediate frequency lower than the frequency of the optical signal. This corresponds to the second frequency converter.
- the frequency f RF of the RF signal received by the first EO probe 51 and the second EO probe 52 is approximately 75.598 GHz, and the frequency difference (f2 ⁇ f1) between the two optical signals included in the optical LO signal is approximately 75.6 GHz. Therefore, the frequency (f2-f1-f RF ) of the first IF signal is approximately 2 MHz. However, since the RF signal and the optical LO signal are not synchronized, there is a fluctuation in the frequency of the first IF signal. Since the frequency of the reference signal from the reference signal generator 31 is set to 1.8 MHz, a signal component of about 3.8 MHz and a signal component of about 0.2 MHz are obtained by frequency conversion in the first multiplier 32.
- a signal component of 0.2 MHz is selected by the filter 33, and the selected signal component and the second IF signal (a signal of about 2 MHz) obtained by the second EO probe 52 are mixed by the second multiplier 34 to obtain 1 .8 MHz and 2.2 MHz signals are obtained.
- the obtained amplitude corresponds to a value proportional to the product of the amplitudes of the RF signals obtained by the first EO probe 51 and the second EO probe 52
- the obtained phase corresponds to the phase difference between the RF signals obtained by the first EO probe 51 and the second EO probe 52.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the results of an experiment using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 11 according to this modification.
- the amount of phase change obtained when plain paper is inserted matches the value calculated from the refractive index of plain paper and the frequency of the RF signal (approximately 75 GHz). It can be seen that the phase difference is measured while the phase noise is canceled by the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus 11 according to FIG.
- the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field to be measured are reduced in the noise canceling unit 30 by using two probes arranged in the electromagnetic field to be measured. Canceled. Therefore, even when the frequency of the electric field to be measured fluctuates, the spatial distribution of the electric field can be measured stably and accurately without synchronizing the system to be measured and the measurement system.
- noise is canceled by analog signal processing, but noise may be canceled by digital signal processing.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the noise canceling unit 60 included in the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to the second modification of the embodiment.
- the detection part with which the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus which concerns on this modification is provided is the same as the detection part of the said embodiment or a 1st modification.
- the noise canceling unit 60 is a processing unit for canceling the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field or magnetic field in the electromagnetic field to be measured by digital signal processing, and includes a first A / D converter 61, a second A / D converter 62, and a computer.
- a device 63 is provided.
- the first A / D converter 61 converts the first IF signal obtained by the first probe 21 or the like in the above embodiment into a digital value.
- the second A / D converter 62 converts the second IF signal obtained by the second probe 22 or the like in the above embodiment into a digital value.
- the computer device 63 is a device that processes the digital signals output from the first A / D converter 61 and the second A / D converter 62, and the electromagnetic field measurement method shown in FIG. Execute.
- the electromagnetic field measurement method includes at least a first multiplication step S2 for multiplying a digital signal output from the first A / D converter 61 by a reference signal, and a second A / D conversion for the signal obtained in the first multiplication step S2.
- a second multiplication step S3 for multiplying the signal output from the unit 62 and a synchronous detection step S4 for extracting a signal component synchronized with the reference signal from the signal obtained in the second multiplication step S3 are included. More specifically, the computer device 63 performs digital signal processing equivalent to the signal processing by the noise cancellation unit 30 in the embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the results of an experiment using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to this modification.
- a common phase noise is superimposed on the first IF signal and the second IF signal, and a detection signal (amplitude of the electric field to be measured (FIG. 9) obtained by linearly shifting the phase of the second IF signal with time.
- the horizontal axis indicates time
- the left vertical axis indicates amplitude (mV).
- the right vertical axis indicates the phase (deg.).
- the phase noise common to the first IF signal and the second IF signal is canceled by the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus according to this modification that cancels the noise by digital signal processing, and the first IF signal and the second IF signal The time change of the relative phase difference can be measured.
- the measured electromagnetic field is measured in the noise canceling unit 60 using digital signal processing by using two probes arranged in the measured electromagnetic field.
- the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric or magnetic field at are canceled. Therefore, even when the electric field or frequency of the magnetic field in the measured electromagnetic field varies, the spatial distribution of the electric field or magnetic field can be measured stably and accurately without synchronizing the measured system and the measurement system.
- the second probe (reference probe) is fixed at one point in space
- the first probe (measurement probe) is spatially scanned.
- this scanning method depending on the physical shape of the object to be measured and the radiation pattern shape of the electromagnetic wave to be measured, it may be difficult to spatially scan the measurement probe with the reference probe fixed at one point in space. Can occur. Therefore, in order to solve such a problem, two probes may be moved integrally as a probe scanning method. Note that “moving n probes together” means moving n probes while fixing the relative positional relationship (interval) between the n probes.
- a scanning method for moving two probes integrally will be described.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining an electromagnetic field measurement method in which two probes are moved integrally to perform spatial scanning. Here, the principle of one-dimensional (x-axis direction) phase distribution measurement is shown. Since the amplitude distribution can be easily obtained from the signals measured by the respective probes, description thereof will be omitted.
- the phase of the electromagnetic field at a place where the coordinates are different by -x1) is measured using the phase difference detection device 70.
- the phase difference detection device 70 is a device that detects a phase difference between two signals, and is, for example, the noise canceling unit 30 in the above-described embodiment.
- the relative phase of ⁇ (x1), ⁇ (x2), and ⁇ (x3) is obtained from these two measured values before and after the movement.
- the two-dimensional probe can be obtained, for example, by disposing the third probe at a position shifted by the interval ⁇ y on the y-axis (perpendicular to the paper surface) with respect to the second probe 22 shown in FIG.
- the positioning stage XY stage
- the distribution of the electromagnetic field in the xy plane can be measured based on the principle described above.
- the three-dimensional probe can also be obtained by arranging the fourth probe at a position on the z-axis away from the xy plane by ⁇ z with respect to the two-dimensional probe. Then, these four probes are integrally scanned by ⁇ x, ⁇ y, and ⁇ z by a positioning stage (XYZ stage), whereby the three-dimensional distribution of the electromagnetic field can be measured based on the above-described principle.
- synchronous detection step S4 is performed every time the 1st probe 21 and the 2nd probe 22 are arranged in each of a plurality of measurement points in arrangement step S1.
- one position of the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 at the current measurement point is set to the other position of the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 at the next measurement point.
- the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 are moved integrally so as to match.
- the problem in the scanning method of fixing the second probe (reference probe) to one point in space is solved by such an integrated scanning method of a plurality of probes.
- fixing the reference probe to a point in space and measuring the relative phase distribution with respect to the phase at this position has the problem that measurement may not be possible depending on the measurement target and radiation field distribution.
- This problem is solved. Therefore, the spatial distribution measurement of the phase of the radiation field having the frequency fluctuation radiated from the self-excited oscillation device or the like can be performed on an arbitrary plane by the integrated scanning method of the plurality of probes.
- the first probe 21 and the second probe 22 in the above embodiment are used.
- the type of the probe is not limited to this, and the EO probe in the first modified example and the like. This type of probe may be used.
- the phase difference detection device 70 in FIG. 10 is not limited to the noise canceling unit 30 in the above embodiment, and may be another type of device as long as it is a device that detects the phase difference between two signals. .
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing measured values (plots of points) and simulation results (solid lines) obtained by an experiment by the method of integrally scanning the two probes shown in FIG.
- the horizontal axis indicates the movement distance (position on the x-axis) of the two probes, and the vertical axis indicates the phase at the movement distance.
- phase difference detection device 70 the EO type detection unit 50 and the noise cancellation unit 30 shown in FIG.
- the frequency f RF of the RF optical signal is approximately 75.598 GHz
- the difference between the frequencies of the two optical signals included in the optical LO signal is approximately 75.6 GHz
- the frequency of the reference signal is set to 1.8 MHz.
- the phase difference of the RF signal at the position of the first EO probe 51 for measurement and the second EO probe 52 for reference was obtained by measuring the phase of the 1.8 MHz signal output from the noise canceling unit 30.
- the interval ⁇ x between the first EO probe 51 for measurement and the second EO probe 52 for reference was 5 mm, and these two probes were fixed on the positioning stage and moved on the x-axis.
- the spatial distribution of the phase was measured by integrally moving the measurement probe and the reference probe by the probe interval ⁇ x, but the measurement start point was slightly changed (from ⁇ x).
- the phase distribution with higher spatial resolution may be measured by acquiring N sets of data shifted by a small distance) and imposing interpolation conditions such that they are smoothly connected.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining an electromagnetic field measurement method in which the measurement probe and the reference probe are moved while being shifted integrally by a distance smaller than the probe interval ⁇ x and spatially scanned.
- an example of a phase distribution obtained by acquiring N sets of data and connecting them smoothly (plotting at a position close to the approximate curve) at the probe interval ⁇ x is shown.
- FIG. 13 shows measured values (plots of points) obtained by an experiment in which two probes shown in FIG. 12 are integrally scanned using a positioning stage at intervals smaller than the probe interval. And a simulation result (solid line).
- N 100.
- each data set measures the same phase distribution, so the initial phase is set so that the spatial distribution of the phases created by each data set is smoothly connected.
- the phase distribution with improved spatial resolution shown in FIG. 13 can be measured.
- the experimental data shown in FIG. 13 was an EO probe having a probe interval ⁇ x of 5 mm obtained from the data shown in FIG. As can be seen from FIG. 13, the measured values of the phase distribution obtained at intervals of 0.5 mm in this experiment are in good agreement with the simulation results.
- the interval between the first probe and the second probe at a predetermined time is divided in the arrangement step S1 shown in FIG.
- the first probe and the second probe are integrally moved so that one of the first probe and the second probe is sequentially positioned at each of a plurality of obtained positions.
- a phase distribution with a higher spatial resolution is measured by imposing an interpolation condition such that the phases obtained at each of a plurality of positions are smoothly connected.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a phase imaging apparatus 80 using the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus of the above embodiment.
- the phase imaging device 80 is a device that measures and images the phase shift amount of the electromagnetic wave when the electromagnetic wave is transmitted or reflected (transmitted in the present application example) through the object 100, and includes an electromagnetic wave source 82, an optical device 90, It comprises a positioning stage 110, an electromagnetic field measurement device 10a (detection unit 20a and noise cancellation unit 30a), and an imaging device 120.
- the electromagnetic wave source 82 is a device that emits electromagnetic waves.
- the optical device 90 is an optical system for branching the electromagnetic wave emitted from the electromagnetic wave source 82 into a first electromagnetic wave and a second electromagnetic wave, and includes condensing lenses 92a to 92c, a beam splitter 94, and parabolic mirrors 96a to 96d. Composed.
- the electromagnetic wave emitted from the electromagnetic wave source 82 is converted into parallel light by the condenser lens 92a, branched into the first electromagnetic wave and the second electromagnetic wave by the beam splitter 94, and the first electromagnetic wave is reflected by the parabolic mirrors 96a to 96d to be collected.
- the light is condensed by the optical lens 92c.
- the target object 100 is placed on the optical path between the parabolic mirror 96c and the parabolic mirror 96d, and the first electromagnetic wave passes through the target object 100.
- the positioning stage 110 is configured such that only the first electromagnetic wave out of the first electromagnetic wave and the second electromagnetic wave branched by the optical device 90 is incident while sequentially scanning a plurality of two-dimensional measurement points on the object 100.
- 2 is an example of a mechanism unit (an XY stage in the present embodiment) that changes the relative positional relationship between 100 and the first electromagnetic wave.
- the imaging apparatus 120 is controlled to move the object 100.
- you may change the relative positional relationship of the target object 100 and a 1st electromagnetic wave by changing the incident direction to the target object 100 of a 1st electromagnetic wave using a galvanometer mirror.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10a calculates the phase difference between the first electromagnetic wave transmitted or reflected by the object 100 and the second electromagnetic wave not transmitted or reflected by the object 100 for each of the plurality of measurement points on the object 100. It is a device to measure.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10a is functionally the same apparatus as the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10 according to the above-described embodiment, and includes a detection unit 20a and a noise cancellation unit 30a.
- the detection unit 20a is a device that detects the first electromagnetic wave and the second electromagnetic wave obtained by the optical device 90 and converts them into an electrical signal.
- the local oscillator 150 is an oscillator that outputs an LO signal in the detection unit 20 of the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10.
- the horn antennas 151 and 152 and the high-frequency mixers 153 and 154 are respectively a first probe 21, a second probe 22, a first frequency converter 23, and a second frequency converter in the detection unit 20 of the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10. 24.
- the high frequency mixer 153 loaded with the horn antenna 151 is used for measurement to detect the first electromagnetic wave output from the optical device 90 and transmitted or reflected (transmitted in this application example) through the object 100.
- the high-frequency mixer 154 loaded with the horn antenna 152 does not transmit or reflect the object 100 output from the optical device 90 (in the beam splitter 94). It functions as a reference second probe for detecting the second electromagnetic wave (generated) and a second frequency converter.
- the multipliers 155 and 156 multiply the LO signal output from the local oscillator 150 and output it to the high frequency mixers 153 and 154, respectively.
- the noise canceling unit 30a includes the first IF signal output from the first probe (the high frequency mixer 153 loaded with the horn antenna 151) and the second probe (the high frequency mixer 154 loaded with the horn antenna 152) of the detection unit 20a.
- a processing unit that detects a phase difference from the output second IF signal includes a configuration (a reference signal generator 31, a first multiplier 32, a filter 33, a second component) included in the noise cancellation unit 30 of the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10.
- the multiplier 34 and the synchronous detector 35) are provided with amplifiers 130a to 130c for amplifying signals.
- the imaging device 120 calculates the phase difference (the phase of the signal component extracted by the synchronous detector 35 of the noise cancellation unit 30a) measured by the electromagnetic field measurement device 10a for each of the plurality of measurement points of the object 100,
- a personal computer connected to the output terminal of the synchronous detector 35 and the control input terminal of the positioning stage 110 is a processing unit that forms an image corresponding to the coordinates of the measurement point. More specifically, the imaging device 120 controls the positioning stage 110 so that the first electromagnetic wave generated by the beam splitter 94 is incident on one of a plurality of two-dimensional measurement points on the object 100.
- the process of moving the object 100, acquiring the phase difference measured by the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10a in that state, and storing the acquired phase difference in association with the coordinates of the measurement point is performed at a plurality of measurement points. Repeat for each. Then, the imaging device 120 converts the phase difference obtained for a plurality of measurement points into a pixel value (for example, converts the phase difference into a color so that the color is closer to blue as the phase difference is larger) An image is formed by displaying pixel values in correspondence with the coordinates of the measurement points.
- the phase difference measured by the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10a includes a phase difference (offset phase difference) based on the difference between the propagation length of the first electromagnetic wave and the propagation length of the second electromagnetic wave in the optical device 90. Since the offset phase difference is constant regardless of the measurement point, the net phase difference resulting from the transmission of the object 100 can be obtained by removing the offset phase difference from the measured phase difference.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram for explaining an experiment by the phase imaging apparatus 80 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 15A shows the appearance of the object 100
- FIG. 15B shows the object built in the object 100
- the object 100 is a book (thickness of 25 mm) in which an acrylic plate 105 (FIG. 15B) having an M-shape (50 mm ⁇ 50 mm in size) is inserted ((25 mm in FIG. 15).
- FIG. 15C shows an image example as a reference example (image example in the region 107 of 70 mm ⁇ 100 mm in FIG. 15B), that is, an image example by amplitude imaging (first probe of the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus 10a).
- phase imaging apparatus 80 in the present application example (an image example corresponding to the amplitude product of signals obtained by the second probe). It is a figure which shows the example of an image in the area
- a Gunn oscillator that outputs a millimeter wave with a relatively high output of about 10 mW is used as the electromagnetic wave source 82, and the frequency of the millimeter wave varies by about 3 MHz.
- the LO signal output from the local oscillator 150 is approximately 9.7 GHz.
- the LO signal is multiplied by 8 by the multipliers 155 and 156 and input to the high frequency mixers 153 and 154.
- the high-frequency mixers 153 and 154 output the first IF signal and the second IF signal that have been frequency-converted to about 5 MHz, and are amplified by the amplifiers 130a and 130b of the noise canceling unit 30a, respectively, and then the first multiplier 32 and the second multiplier. Is input to the device 34.
- the frequency fs of the reference signal output from the reference signal generator 31 in the noise cancellation unit 30a is 1.7 MHz.
- the acrylic plate 105 has a small amount of absorption with respect to the millimeter wave, so the contrast is low and unclear in the result of amplitude imaging.
- high contrast can be obtained by phase imaging.
- phase imaging apparatus 80 in this application example the phase and frequency fluctuations of the electric field or magnetic field in the electromagnetic field to be measured are canceled, so that the electromagnetic wave source 82 whose frequency varies is used.
- the object 100 is visualized non-destructively with high contrast. That is, according to this application example, even when using a light source (electromagnetic wave source 82) that has high output but has frequency fluctuation and is difficult to phase-synchronize from the outside, a stable and highly accurate phase can be obtained. Imaging becomes possible.
- phase imaging apparatus 80 of this application example transmission type imaging is performed, but reflection type imaging may be performed.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10a is functionally the same apparatus as the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 10 according to the above embodiment, but is not limited thereto, and is not limited to the above.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus 11 which concerns on the 1st modification of the form of this invention, or the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus provided with the noise cancellation part 60 which concerns on the 2nd modification of the said embodiment may be sufficient.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining a method of calculating the offset phase ⁇ off included in the reference signal input from the reference signal generator 31 to the synchronous detector 35.
- FIG. 16A is a diagram for explaining the influence of the offset phase ⁇ off in the noise canceling unit 30, and
- FIG. 16B is a circuit for calculating the offset phase ⁇ off in the noise canceling unit 30 described above. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the circuit to which (offset phase calculation part 37) was added.
- the signal output from the first probe is A 1 cos ( ⁇ 0 t + ⁇ + ⁇ m ), and the signal output from the second probe is A 2 cos ( ⁇ 0 t + ⁇ m ).
- ⁇ 0 is the angular frequency of the measured electromagnetic field
- ⁇ is the phase difference of the measured electromagnetic field at the position of the first probe and the second probe
- ⁇ m is the measured electromagnetic field. It is the phase fluctuation of the field.
- the reference signal input from the reference signal generator 31 to the first multiplier 32 is a signal of frequency fs (angular frequency ⁇ s ), and the reference signal input from the reference signal generator 31 to the second multiplier 34.
- signal is a signal of cos ( ⁇ s t + ⁇ off ).
- ⁇ off is an offset phase of the reference signal (an offset phase based on the reference signal input to the first multiplier 32).
- the signal output from the second multiplier 34 becomes (A 1 A 2/4) cos ( ⁇ s t + ⁇ + ⁇ off). Therefore, the phase of the signal component extracted by the synchronous detector 35 is ( ⁇ + ⁇ off ). That is, a value obtained by adding the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal to the phase difference ⁇ to be measured. Therefore, it is necessary to know the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal.
- a circuit (offset phase calculation unit 37) for calculating the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal is added to the noise cancellation unit 30 shown in FIG. .
- the offset phase calculation unit 37 includes a first multiplier 32a, a filter 33a, and a second multiplication having the same functions as the first multiplier 32, the filter 33, the second multiplier 34, and the synchronous detector 35 included in the noise cancellation unit 30. 34a and a synchronous detector 35a.
- the signal output from the first probe is input not only to the first multiplier 32a but also to the second multiplier 34 in parallel.
- the reference signal is input from the reference signal generator 31 included in the noise cancellation unit 30 to the first multiplier 32a and the synchronous detector 35a.
- the first multiplier 32a multiplies the output signal from the first probe and the reference signal
- the second multiplier 34 further applies the output signal to the first signal. Since the output signal from the probe is multiplied signal output from the second multiplier 34 becomes (a 1 2/4) cos ( ⁇ s t + ⁇ off). Therefore, the amplitude of the signal component extracted by the synchronous detector 35 that the signal is input (A 1 2/4), and the phase becomes phi off. That is, the offset phase calculation unit 37 calculates the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal.
- the offset phase calculation section 37 as can be seen from the amplitude (A 1 2/4) is obtained, there is a merit that can be measured in amplitude A 1 also high sensitivity of the output signal from the first probe.
- the detection of the amplitude A 1, the power detection and the IF signal may be the detection and the like using a rectifier circuit.
- the signal obtained by the first probe is multiplied by the reference signal, the obtained signal is multiplied by the signal obtained by the first probe, and the reference is obtained from the obtained signal.
- the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal is calculated (offset phase calculating step).
- the method for calculating the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal is not limited to the method using the offset phase calculation unit 37 shown in FIG.
- ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2 + ⁇ off and ⁇ 2 ⁇ 1 + ⁇ off may be measured, and ⁇ off may be calculated from the sum thereof.
- ⁇ 1 is the phase of the electromagnetic field to be measured at the position of the first probe
- ⁇ 2 is the phase of the electromagnetic field to be measured at the position of the second probe.
- first probe and the second probe may be switched by an electronic switch. For example, at a certain measurement point, a measurement in which the first probe and the second probe are exchanged by an electronic switch, that is, two measurements are performed, and then the first probe and the second probe are moved to the next measurement point. You may repeat the process.
- the first multiplication step, the second multiplication step, and the synchronous detection step are executed in a state where the positions of the first probe and the second probe in the arrangement step are interchanged,
- the phase ( ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2 + ⁇ off ) of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step in the arrangement step, and the phase ( ⁇ 2 ⁇ 1 + ⁇ off ) of the signal component extracted in the synchronous detection step after replacement May be executed to calculate the offset phase ⁇ off of the reference signal.
- the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus As described above, the electromagnetic field measurement apparatus, the electromagnetic field measurement method, and the phase imaging apparatus according to the present invention have been described based on the embodiments and the modified examples. However, the present invention is limited to these embodiments and modified examples. It is not a thing. Without departing from the gist of the present invention, various modifications conceived by those skilled in the art have been made in the embodiments and modifications, and other forms constructed by combining some components in the embodiments and modifications are also possible. Are included within the scope of the present invention.
- the signal component having the difference frequency is Although used, a signal component having a sum frequency may be used.
- the signal component having the difference frequency becomes the reference signal.
- the signal is detected by the synchronous detector 35 as a signal component to be synchronized.
- an optical filter or the like is used as the EO type detection unit.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- JP 2007-57324 A Patent Document 2.
- the same configuration as that of the polarization processing device disclosed in 1) may be employed.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an example in which the spatial distribution of the phase of the electromagnetic field to be measured obtained by the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus corresponding to the first modification of the above embodiment is visualized.
- an RF signal generated by a Gunn oscillator that self-oscillates at approximately 77.7 GHz was radiated from a horn antenna as shown in FIG.
- Gunn diode had a frequency fluctuation of about ⁇ 300 kHz.
- the spatial distribution of the phase of the electromagnetic field to be measured is obtained by fixing one probe of the electromagnetic field measuring apparatus at one point in space and moving the other probe in the space, and is shown in FIG. 17 using a computer.
- the color (here, grayscale) bar indicating the correspondence between the phase and color (here, light and shade)
- the acquired phase is converted into the corresponding color (here, lightness and darkness) and corresponded to the measurement position.
- Imaging (visualization).
- the color change is expressed by shading, but may be expressed by color.
- the spatial distribution portion is visualization data indicating the result of the experiment
- the horn antenna portion is CAD data.
- the noise cancellation unit 60 is realized by the program 64, but may be realized by a logic circuit including a DSP, a digital filter, an FPGA, and the like.
- phase imaging apparatus 80 in the application example described above, a one-dimensional probe using two probes is used, but a two-dimensional probe using three probes may be used.
- the mixer may be a two-dimensional array. Thereby, the time required for scanning a plurality of two-dimensional measurement points on the object 100 is shortened.
- a probe array arranged in a two-dimensional array like a CCD camera may be used instead of moving the three probes.
- the spatial distribution of the electric field or magnetic field can be measured by measuring the relative phase between the probes in the probe array or the relative phase with respect to a certain point as a reference point without moving the probe.
- a probe array arranged in a one-dimensional array may be used instead of moving the two probes.
- the probe is arranged in the space to measure the radiated electromagnetic field radiated from the antenna or the like, but the probe may be arranged to measure the potential on the circuit. This is because both are common in that the voltage signal obtained by the probe is processed. Therefore, in this specification, “disposing a probe in a space to measure an electric field or a magnetic field” means not only a case in which a probe is arranged in a space to measure a radiated electric field or a radiated magnetic field, but also measuring a potential. In order to do so, a case where a probe is arranged on a circuit is also included.
- the present invention relates to an electromagnetic field measurement method, an electromagnetic field measurement apparatus, and a phase imaging apparatus that stably and accurately measure a spatial distribution of an electric field or a magnetic field. It can be used as a device for analyzing a radiation pattern from an on-chip antenna) and an inspection device for visualizing the inside of an object nondestructively.
- Electromagnetic field measuring device 20a Detection part 21 1st probe 22 2nd probe 23 1st frequency converter 24 2nd frequency converter 30, 30a, 60 Noise cancellation part 31 Reference signal generator 32, 32a First multiplier 33, 33a Filter 34, 34a Second multiplier 35, 35a Synchronous detector 37 Offset phase calculation unit 40 External noise source 41, 42 Oscillator 50 EO type detection unit 51 First EO probe 52 Second EO probe 53 First Optical circulator 54 Second optical circulator 55 First optical filter 56 Second optical filter 57 First optical detector (PD) 58 Second photodetector (PD) 61 First A / D Converter 62 Second A / D Converter 63 Computer Device 64 Program 70 Phase Difference Detection Device 80 Phase Imaging Device 82 Electromagnetic Wave Source 90 Optical Device 92a, 92b, 92c Condensing Lens 94 Beam Splitter 96a, 96b, 96c , 96d Parabolic mirror 100 Object
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φ=Δφ 式6
次に、上記実施の形態における電磁界測定装置10の雑音キャンセル部30が検出部20によらずに動作することを確認する実験を行ったので、説明する。
上記実験で実証されたように、本発明に係る電磁界測定装置は、検出部の種類及び検出方法を問わない。
20、20a 検出部
21 第1プローブ
22 第2プローブ
23 第1周波数変換器
24 第2周波数変換器
30、30a、60 雑音キャンセル部
31 参照信号発生器
32、32a 第1乗算器
33、33a フィルタ
34、34a 第2乗算器
35、35a 同期検波器
37 オフセット位相算出部
40 外部雑音源
41、42 発振器
50 EO型検出部
51 第1EOプローブ
52 第2EOプローブ
53 第1光サーキュレータ
54 第2光サーキュレータ
55 第1光フィルタ
56 第2光フィルタ
57 第1光検出器(PD)
58 第2光検出器(PD)
61 第1A/D変換器
62 第2A/D変換器
63 コンピュータ装置
64 プログラム
70 位相差検出装置
80 位相イメージング装置
82 電磁波源
90 光学装置
92a、92b、92c 集光レンズ
94 ビームスプリッタ
96a、96b、96c、96d 放物面鏡
100 対象物
110 位置決めステージ
120 画像化装置
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- 電界又は磁界を測定するために空間に第1プローブ及び第2プローブを配置する配置ステップと、
前記第1プローブで得られた信号に参照信号発生器で生成された参照信号を乗じる第1乗算ステップと、
前記第1乗算ステップで得られた信号に、前記第2プローブで得られた信号を乗じる第2乗算ステップと、
前記第2乗算ステップで得られた信号から、前記参照信号発生器で生成された参照信号に同期する信号成分を抽出する同期検波ステップと
を含む電磁界測定方法。 - 前記配置ステップでは、前記第2プローブを前記空間において固定した状態で、前記第1プローブを前記空間における複数の測定点に順に移動させて配置し、
前記第1乗算ステップ、前記第2乗算ステップ及び前記同期検波ステップは、前記配置ステップにおいて前記第1プローブが前記複数の測定点のそれぞれに配置される毎に、実行される
請求項1記載の電磁界測定方法。 - 前記配置ステップでは、前記第1プローブと前記第2プローブとの間隔を固定した状態で、前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブを一体的に前記空間における複数の測定点に順に移動させて配置し、
前記第1乗算ステップ、前記第2乗算ステップ及び前記同期検波ステップは、前記配置ステップにおいて前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブが前記複数の測定点のそれぞれに配置される毎に、実行される
請求項1記載の電磁界測定方法。 - 前記配置ステップでは、現在の測定点における前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブの一方の位置が、次の測定点における前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブの他方の位置に一致することとなるように、前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブを一体的に移動させる
請求項3記載の電磁界測定方法。 - 前記配置ステップでは、所定時点における前記第1プローブと前記第2プローブとの間隔を分割して得られる複数の位置のそれぞれに、前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブの一方が順に位置することとなるように、前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブを一体的に移動させる
請求項3記載の電磁界測定方法。 - さらに、前記第1プローブで得られた信号に前記参照信号を乗じ、得られた信号に前記第1プローブで得られた信号を乗じ、得られた信号から、前記参照信号に同期する信号成分を抽出することで、前記参照信号のオフセット位相を算出するオフセット位相算出ステップを含む
請求項3~5のいずれか1項に記載の電磁界測定方法。 - さらに、前記複数の測定点の一つについて、前記配置ステップにおける前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブの位置を入れ換えた状態で、前記第1乗算ステップ、前記第2乗算ステップ及び前記同期検波ステップを実行し、前記配置ステップにおいて前記同期検波ステップで抽出された信号成分の位相と、前記入れ換え後における前記同期検波ステップで抽出された信号成分の位相とを加算することで、前記参照信号のオフセット位相を算出するオフセット位相算出ステップを含む
請求項3~5のいずれか1項に記載の電磁界測定方法。 - 電界又は磁界を測定するために空間に配置される第1プローブ及び第2プローブと、
参照信号を生成する参照信号発生器と、
前記第1プローブで得られた信号に前記参照信号を乗じる第1乗算器と、
前記第1乗算器から出力された信号に前記第2プローブで得られた信号を乗じる第2乗算器と、
前記第2乗算器から出力された信号から、前記参照信号に同期する信号成分を抽出する同期検波器と
を備える電磁界測定装置。 - さらに、
前記第1プローブから出力される信号の周波数をより低い中間周波数に変換する第1周波数変換器と、
前記第2プローブから出力される信号の周波数を前記中間周波数に変換する第2周波数変換器とを備え、
前記第1乗算器は、前記第1周波数変換器から出力された信号に前記参照信号を乗じ、
前記第2乗算器は、前記第1乗算器から出力された信号に前記第2周波数変換器から出力された信号を乗じる
請求項8記載の電磁界測定装置。 - さらに、前記第1乗算器から出力された信号から、前記第1乗算器に入力された信号の周波数と前記参照信号の周波数との和又は差の周波数をもつ信号成分を選択するフィルタを備え、
前記第2乗算器は、前記フィルタから出力された信号に前記第2プローブから出力される信号を乗じる
請求項8記載の電磁界測定装置。 - 前記第1プローブ及び前記第2プローブは、検出した電界に応じた光信号を出力し、
前記第1周波数変換器は、前記第1プローブから出力された光信号を、当該光信号の周波数よりも低い中間周波数の電気信号に変換し、
前記第2周波数変換器は、前記第2プローブから出力された光信号を前記中間周波数の電気信号に変換し、
前記第1乗算器は、前記第1周波数変換器から出力された電気信号に前記参照信号を乗じ、
前記第2乗算器は、前記第1乗算器から出力された信号に前記第2周波数変換器から出力された電気信号を乗じる
請求項9記載の電磁界測定装置。 - 電界又は磁界を測定するために空間に配置される第1プローブ及び第2プローブと、
前記第1プローブで得られた信号をデジタル値に変換する第1A/D変換器と、
前記第2プローブで得られた信号をデジタル値に変換する第2A/D変換器と、
前記第1A/D変換器及び前記第2A/D変換器から出力された信号を処理するコンピュータ装置とを備え、
前記コンピュータ装置は、
前記第1A/D変換器から出力された信号に参照信号を乗じる第1乗算ステップと、
前記第1乗算ステップで得られた信号に前記第2A/D変換器から出力された信号を乗じる第2乗算ステップと、
前記第2乗算ステップで得られた信号から、前記参照信号に同期する信号成分を抽出する同期検波ステップと
を実行する電磁界測定装置。 - 請求項12記載のコンピュータ装置が実行するステップを含むプログラム。
- 電磁波が対象物を透過又は反射するときの前記電磁波の位相シフト量を測定して画像化する位相イメージング装置であって、
電磁波を出射する電磁波源と、
前記電磁波源から出射された電磁波を第1電磁波及び第2電磁波に分岐させる光学装置と、
前記光学装置で分岐された前記第1電磁波及び前記第2電磁波のうち前記第1電磁波だけが前記対象物における2次元状の複数の測定点を順に走査しながら入射するように、前記対象物と前記第1電磁波との相対的位置関係を変化させる機構部と、
前記対象物を透過又は反射した前記第1電磁波と前記対象物を透過及び反射していない前記第2電磁波との位相差を、前記複数の測定点のそれぞれについて、測定する請求項8~12のいずれか1項に記載の電磁界測定装置と、
前記電磁界測定装置で測定された位相差を、前記複数の測定点に対応させて画像化する画像化装置とを備え、
前記電磁界測定装置は、当該電磁界測定装置が備える第1プローブ及び第2プローブを用いて、それぞれ、前記第1電磁波及び前記第2電磁波を検出し、
前記画像化装置は、前記電磁界測定装置が備える同期検波器で抽出された信号成分の位相を前記位相差として画像化する
位相イメージング装置。
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