Probe for sampling differential electromagnetic fields
AssigneeIndustrial Technology, Inc.
InventorsGeorge G. Galloway, Paul R. Siglinger
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AssigneeIndustrial Technology, Inc.
InventorsGeorge G. Galloway, Paul R. Siglinger
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A probe for use in sampling signals from a pair of telephone wires has two conductors that are separated from each other by an insulating material such as a circuit board. Each of the conductors has an overall size and has plural nonconductive interstices therein so as to reduce the capacitance of the probe. In one embodiment, each of the conductors is shaped like a comb having conductive strips. Each of the conductors could alternatively be shaped in a zig zag manner. The telephone wires are oriented parallel to the strips so as to enhance coupling therebetween. The probe can have plural channels thereon, such as two conductors on each side of the insulating material. The strips of one conductor are located in the gaps of the other conductor which on the same side of the insulating material. The probe can reduce common mode noise by being balanced. A grounded guard trace on each side of the insulating material snubs homogeneous electric fields.
A probe for use in sensing electromagnetic fields produced by a pair of wires, comprising:
A circuit board for use in detecting signals on telephone cables, comprising:
An apparatus for use in detecting signals on telephone wires, comprising:
A method of sensing a signal in a pair of wires, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.