Electromagnetic Field Meter PCE-MFM 4000
No rating yet(0 ratings)Measuring function DC magnetic field precision sensor - Measuring range: ± 30µT ± 300 µT ± 300 mG ± 3000 mG - Resolution: 0.01 µT 0.1μT 0.1 mG 1 mG - Accuracy: ± (2% of MB + 2 mG) @ ± 100µT / 1000 G Measuring function DC magnetic field standard sensor - Measuring range: ± 300 mT ± 3000 mT ± 3000 G.
± 30000 G. - Resolution: 0.01 mT 0.1 mT 0.1 g 1 G - Accuracy: ± (5% of VAT + 10 Dgt) Measuring function AC magnetic field standard sensor 50/60 Hz - Measuring range: 30μT 300 µT 300 mG 3000 mG - Resolution: 0.01 µT 0.1μT 0.1 mG 1 mG - Accuracy ± (2% of MB + 2 mG) @ 0 ... 100µT / 1000 G Measuring function AC magnetic field precision sensor 50/60 Hz - Measuring range: 30μT 300 µT 300 mG 3000 mG - Resolution: 0.01 µT 0.1μT 0.1 mG 1 mG - Accuracy: ± (2% of MB + 2 mG) @ 0 ... 100µT / 1000 G Measuring function AC magnetic field standard sensor 50/60 Hz - Measuring range: 150 mT 1500 mT 1500 g 15000 G. - Resolution: 0.01 mT 0.1 mT 0.1 g 1 G - Accuracy: ± (5% of VAT + 10 Dgt) - Measuring rate: 1 second - Measuring direction: Uniaxially - Display: LCD display - Features: Data hold / max.
Min. Memory - Storage: Data logger single value memory - Data logger storage rate: 1, 2, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120, 300, 600, 1800, 3600 s - Interface: Serial - Tabletop device with 2 sensors: General Probe Range: 0-3000 milli-Tesla (0-30,000 Gauss) Precision Probe Range: 0-300 micro-Tesla (0-3000 milli-Gauss) - For static and changing magnetic fields - Highly accurate Transverse Hall sensor - Different units selectable (mG / µT) - Data storage on SD memory card - Automatic shutdown
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