How Can the Electric Field in a Microwave Plasma be Measured?

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Jack Weng
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Measure the electric field?

Anybody can tell me how to measure the electric field in a microwave plasma ?
The method? The theory?
 
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Maybe shoot a stream of electrons by it and use the Lorentz force, and look at the deflection. And then use a hall probe to measure the B field. This is just an idea.
 

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