The invention discloses an integrated optical
waveguide three-dimensional direct-
current electric field sensor, belongs to the technical field of
electric field measurement and sensing, and aims to solve the problem that an existing optical
waveguide direct-
current electric field sensor can only perform one-dimensional measurement and cannot synchronously sense components of a three-dimensional direct-
current electric field. According to the technical scheme, the optical
waveguide sensor comprises a packaging shell, a three-dimensional six-equal-part shielding sheet, three optical waveguide sensors with the same specification, a 30-degree arc-shaped
copper block, a direct-current motor, a battery and the like. The three optical waveguide sensors are respectively arranged in x-axis, y-axis and z-axis grooves of the packaging shell, and the sensitive directions are pairwise orthogonal; the three-dimensional six-equal-part shielding sheet is installed on a direct-current
motor shaft, the motor, the battery and the ship-shaped switch form a loop to drive the ship-shaped switch to rotate, the arc-shaped
copper block assists shielding, and the
optical fiber is led out from the bottom of the shell. The sensor depends on a three-dimensional shielding sheet stereo structure, can synchronously and periodically shield electrodes in three directions, so that the sensor can synchronously sense a three-dimensional
electric field component, vector measurement of a direct-current
electric field in any direction is further realized, and the high-precision measurement requirement of the three-dimensional electric field is met.