Qinyi Luo , Xiaoyue Chen , Yanze Zhang , Jun Xie , Lei Lan
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Abstract
In recent years, with the rapid development of strong electric field applications such as plasma and high-voltage power transmission, electric field measurement methods based on the E-FISH effect characterized by their non-intrusive and distortion-free advantages have attracted increasing attention in the field of high-voltage and strong electric field measurement. This paper proposes a discrete inversion method that decouples electric field segment points from SHG signal measurement points. By eliminating the strong correlation dependency between segment points and measurement points, this method enables the determination of electric field strength at positions near fixed measurement points using a limited number of sensors. Focusing on the electric field of a wire-plate electrode, this study first uses numerical simulations to investigate the influence of truncation error, Rayleigh length, and segment length on the accuracy of electric field inversion. Based on the simulation results, appropriate parameters were selected to experimentally measure the SHG signals generated by the electric fields of both a single wire-plate electrode and a double wire-plate electrode. The experimental results validate the applicability of the proposed method for inverting non-uniform and asymmetrical electric fields.
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