All, We have a customer with a requirement I haven't seen before. Doing a magnetic field test with a damped sine, at 10 MHz. I'm at a loss for what to do. The generator we have does 100 kHz and 1 MHz, but not 10 MHz. Do they even build them? If so, why? Where are these high frequency magnetic fields coming from? My main question is, how can I create a 10 MHz damped sine induced into a loop? With a requirement of 100 A/m, I just can't find a way. The standard wants a 1 turn loop, but how is anyone going to generate 100 amps in a loop at 10 MHz? With multiple turns, the inductance will wreck the waveform. Thanks, David
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