Test Method for High-Power Microwave Irradiation Effects in Millimeter-Wave Proximity Detector

High-Power Microwave (HPM) is an emerging technology formed by the development of electrotechnology, traditional microwave, plasma physics, and other related fields, which has very important applications in the military field. With the formal entry of the HPM weapon into the battlefield, it is of great practical significance to study the HPM effects in susceptible electronic systems such as the detector. To objectively evaluate the ability of a certain type of millimeter-wave proximity detector to resist HPM electromagnetic pulse jamming, an HPM irradiation system for the proximity detector was constructed, and a method of real-time storage of proximity detector output potentials using a compact online recording device has been provided. Based on that, the paper carries out the HPM irradiation test of the K-band proximity detector and enriches the means of irradiation effect data recording for small electronic devices.