A calibration of E-field probe based on tissue-equivalent liquid waveguide and evaluation of uncertainty
In the present paper the authors proposed a new method to obtain the conversion factor (convF) of the E-field probe in the simulant tissue. The novelty of this proposal is that it can simplify the procedure of the conversion factor analysis, by employing the liquid waveguide with known E-filed as a component of the reference field to compare with the measured E-field of the dosimeter probe immersed in the equivalent-tissue liquid. In addition, the authors have evaluated the uncertainty of calibration for this method and establish that the result values show no excess of the standard requirement.
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