Power Sensor Instrument Information
A Power Sensor is an electronic device containing sensors that is used for measuring the power of RF (radio frequency) signals. In an RF power sensor, the device detects and converts RF energy into a measurable electrical signal. The sensor is connected to an RF source, where it captures the signal strength over a specific frequency range. The measured power level is then displayed or analyzed for system performance evaluation.

Common Uses
- Measuring RF signal strength in communication systems
- Calibrating RF transmitters and amplifiers for accuracy
- Monitoring power levels in radar and satellite systems
- Testing wireless devices for compliance and performance
Common Types
- Diode-based power sensor
- Thermocouple power sensor
- Logarithmic power sensor
- Microwave power sensor
Measurement Parameter
- Power Level
- Frequency Range
- Linearity
- Dynamic Range
Calibration Discipline
Calibration Equipment Used
- Signal Generator
- Power Meter
- Tegaam Power Sensor Calibrator