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full spectrum EMF meter 09/25/25(Thu)00:46:04 No.16795726
full spectrum EMF meter Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)00:46:04 No.16795726 Archived
do these even exist? I want something that'll give me a graph of all EM radiation happening at a certain point

and by "all" I mean all. from 5 Hz all the way up to gamma rays
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09/25/25(Thu)13:39:22 No.16796217
Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)13:39:22 No.16796217
Anything analogue should be pretty broad spectrum. a lot of the digital meters are intentianally compromised to suppress certain frequency ranges
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09/25/25(Thu)13:39:31 No.16796218
Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)13:39:31 No.16796218
>>16795726
Just put the detector of each band side by side and connect their amplified output to a microcontroller after a sufficient amplification. In the microcontroller you do the signal processing and get the field strength.
You need to use many multi-turn ferrite rod loop antennas, regular loop antennas, ultrawideband antennas (fractal, spiral etc.) photodetectors and geiger counters.
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