The Electric Field Change Meter is an instrument that detects changes in the electric field that occur after lightning flashes. It has been used as both a field instrument and an airborne instrument. It has a high temporal resolution, making it useful for taking measurements before, during, and after lightning flashes.
Instrument Details
- Magnetic/Electric
- Earth Science > Atmosphere > Atmospheric Electricity > Electric FieldEarth Science > Atmosphere > Atmospheric Electricity > Lightning
- Troposphere
- 50ns
- 25km
- 1 Hz-100 kHz
- Currently unavailble
M. Brook
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New Mexico Tech
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