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EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter
Selective and Wideband Measurement of Magnetic and Electric Near and Far Fields in the RF Range.
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EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter Overview
Frequency selective measuring system for electric and magnetic fields. As well as for workplace safety applications in industry, the EHP-200A is also ideal for determining the near and far fields of broadcasting transmitters.
The EHP-200A can be used to demonstrate safety around large scale antenna arrays, check the actual transmitted power in the actual direction of radiation, test the function of the transmitting antennas, and determine the border between the near and far field regions.
For more information on the EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter, contact your local Air-Met office.
EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter Features
- Calculation of characteristic impedance
- Particularly suitable for evaluating irregular near field regions around larger scale broadcasting antenna arrays
- New solution for isotropic measurements in the 9 kHz – 30 MHz range
- Electric Fields from 0.02 to 1000 V/m
- Magnetic Fields from 0.6 mA/m to 300 A/m
- Built-in Frequency Spectrum Analysis
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- Optical Fibre connection to PC
- Auxiliary connection for spectrum analysis of external signals
- Separate display of field strength for the three axes and the overall value
- Integrated preamplifier
- Optical cable connection to PC (USB)
EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter Specifications
Dynamic Range | > 80dB |
AUX input | 50Ω ; type MMCX |
Preamplifier | 14dB, selectable ON/OFF |
Internal Battery | 3.7 V – 5.55 Ah Li-Ion, rechargeable |
Battery Operation | > 12 hours (recharging time: approx.. 8 hours) |
External Supply | 10 + 15 VDC, 560 mA |
Firmware Update | Via optical fibre |
Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50° C |
Storage Temperature | -20°C to 70° C |
Temperature Range | -10° to +40° C |
Weight | 580 g |
Dimensions | 92 x 92 x 109 mm |
EHP-200A Compact E and H Field Meter Applications
- Production Area
- General Environment
- EMC Test House
- Workplace health and safety
- Manufacturing plants
- Industrial facilities
- Safety in occupational environments
- Broadcasting Surveillance
- Wave impedance
- Fields generated by Metal detectors and RFID’s