EMC Probes

The model PS-400 Near Field probe set consists of two E-Field probes and a H-Field probe for board level radiated emissions testing. One of the two E-field probes is patented. It has a fine tip that allows noise measurement of pins on ICs and traces as narrow as 3 mils on a printed circuit board. The other E-field probe is used to find the vic ...more

Smart Fieldmeter (R) models including three broadband electromagnetic field probes, covering the frequency range 100 KHz-18 GHz, and one selective GSM probe for GSM 900-1900 MHz range. SMART FIELDMETERTM can be used for RF Radiated Immunity testing for practically any EMC standard, including MIL STD 461/462, RTCA DO-160, EN50082, EN61000-4-3, etc. ...more

The Model 91197-1 and 91197-1L EMC current probes are our most sensitive low frequency probes. The 91550-1 and 91550-1L current probes have have a calibration available down to 20 Hz which makes them ideal test equipment for such test methods as MILSTD-462 CEO1 and RSO1. In particular, the newer CEO1 limits which are dependent on EUT current/v ...more

The EMC PRECISION SCAN is a scanner system to measure RF near-field emissions from a printed circuit board under test in normal offices or similar electromagnetic environments by utilizing an X-Y axis antenna probe scanning mechanism. ...more

The CA113 is a clamp-on DC/AC current probe that is designed to be used to expand a mulitimeter's capabilities to read DC/AC Amps from 0.1A to 1000A. The CA113 is designed and tested according to IEC publication 1010-2-032 (1994.12)(OvervoltageCategory III), Safety Requirements for Handheld Current Clamps forElectrical Measurement and Test, ...more

Conducted currents can be measured without making direct contact with the source conductor or metallic surface by means of clamp-on broadband current probes. The BCP-5xx EMC Current Probes are designed to permit field intensity meters, spectrum analyzers, and other 50W impedance instruments to measure quantitative magnitudes of current. ...more

The Wireless Probe System provides an excellent means to measure Temperature, EMC or MC values at hard to get to or remote locations. It has been used in numerous research projects to measure MC inside walls , inside lumber stacks or other materials. Also it is used to just monitor MC, EMC and/or Temperature readings in predominantly smaller ...more

The 100B magnetic field probe has the smallest loop of any probe in the series. It offers the best spatial resolution and high-frequency response of the magnetic field probes, but has lower sensitivity than the 100A or 100C. ...more

The 101A probe set contains one each of the 100A,B,C, and D probes. The three loop probes are sensitive to magnetic fields. They have different diameters, so that the user can select the optimal probe for the frequency of interest. The 100D stub probe is sensitive to electric fields, and offers the best spatial resolution of all. ...more

The 100C magnetic field probe has the largest loop of any probe in the series. It has the best sensitivity of the magnetic field probes. Because the large size of the loop, its high-frequency response and spatial resolution are not as good as the 100A and 100B. ...more

EMC measurement (EMS, EMI, calibration of E-field probe and etc.) And measurement for sensitivity and radiation power of RF communication equipment. ...more

The 100A is a small, handheld magnetic field probe ideal for locating the sources of EMC emissions. Its integrated electrostatic shield offers good common-mode rejection, and its fine spatial resolution make it easy to track a source of emissions down to the offending component. ...more

The 100D is an electric field probe, unlike the 100A/B/C. It has the best spatial resolution of all the probes. However, because it is an electric field probe, it does not offer the common mode rejection that the magnetic field probes have. ...more