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RF Module -
COMSOL, Inc.
The RF Module is used by designers of RF and microwave devices to design antennas, waveguides, filters, circuits, cavities, and metamaterials. By quickly and accurately simulating electromagnetic wave propagation and resonant behavior, engineers are able to compute electromagnetic field distributions, transmission, reflection, impedance, Q-factors, S-parameters, and power dissipation. Simulation offers you the benefits of lower cost combined with the ability to evaluate and predict physical effects that are not directly measurable in experiments.
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sXcTEM835 -
IT'IS Foundation
Tests radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposures from mobile communication devices operating in the 900 MHz region (additional frequencies upon request). The setup is based on two Crawford TEM cells that are blindly excited by a fully computer-controlled signal unit.
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Carl Zeiss AG
Does your product send or receive electromagnetic data? This can be analyzed using various tests. We investigate the interference immunity and emitted interference of simple electrical devices and complex machinery. Our EMC measurements and tests conducted in accordance with standards recognize all activity in the electromagnetic field and ascertain how immune to interference a piece of equipment is. We will also offer guidance on optimizing the product in terms of its EMC properties during the development phase.
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TerraTEM24 -
Monex Geoscope Pty Ltd
The new generation terraTEM, the terraTEM24, has been designed to acquire high‑quality transient electromagnetic data from a wide variety of sensors ranging from remote inductive and B field sensors through to single loop and coincident loop configurations.
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Keysight Technologies
Materials test equipment and accessories for determining how materials interact with electromagnetic fields, by calculating permittivity and permeability. Accurate measurements of these material properties helps engineers achieve the best performance for an application, while shortening the design cycle and minimizing material scrap.
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Bernstein AG
In general, inductive proximity switches consist of four basic elements: a coil, an oscillator, a threshold switch and an output stage with short-circuit protection.The oscillator generates a high frequency, electromagnetic alternating field which is emitted from the active face of the coil.Eddy currents are induced in a metal object that enters this field. These eddy currents draw energy from both the electromagnetic field and from the oscillator which is consequently attenuated.The more energy taken the closer the metal object moves towards the active face. The threshold switch switches on the output stage at a defined attenuation value.In proximity switches with a DC voltage supply, this switch is designed as an NPN transistor which switches the connected load to the negative pole or as a PNP transistor which switches the load to the positive pole. The output stage is a thyristor or a triac in AC voltage switches.
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Bee Instruments
Inductive Proximity Switches, self contained, depend on the output of an oscillator for their operation. The oscillator resonant circuit uses an open core coil to produce a concentrated high frequency electromagnetic (RF) field, which emerges from the active surface of the sensor. If a metal target (or other electrically conductive material) enters this field, eddy currents will be induced in it, causing the resonating oscillator to be damped.
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Integrated Dynamics Engineering
MRI systems represent a significant investment. As magnetic resonance images can be distorted by electromagnetic fields, frequently the location is isolated by passive shielding to somewhat insulate the detectors from image distorting EMI. But for a fraction of the cost of the machine an active EMI compensation can fully protect the image from damaging fields generated by other electrical equipment, passing traffic, elevators or other nearby equipment.
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AC/DC Module -
COMSOL, Inc.
The AC/DC Module is used for simulating electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields in static and low-frequency applications. Typical applications include capacitors, inductors, insulators, coils, motors, actuators, and sensors, with dedicated tools for extracting parameters such as resistance, capacitance, inductance, impedance, force, and torque.
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Suzhou 3ctest Electronic Co.,Ltd.
Surge pulses occur due to direct or indirect lighting strokes to an external circuit. This leads to current or electromagnetic fields causing high voltage or current transients. Another source for surge pulsed is switching transients originating from switching disturbances and system faults.
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National Technical Systems
The indirect effects of lightning are caused primarily by earth-voltage rises that occur when the flash dumps charge into the earth and by the intense electromagnetic field associated with the flash. These fields and earth-voltage rises have enough energy to cause component damage up to a kilometer or more from the actual strike. Indirect effects are most commonly induced into system interconnecting cables and may damage or upset electronic components.
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EMAG Technologies Inc..
EM.Cube® is an industry-recognized simulation suite for electromagnetic modeling of RF system engineering problems. It features several distinct simulation engines that can solve a wide range of modeling problems such as electromagnetic radiation, scattering, wave propagation in various media, coupling, interference, signal integrity, field interactions with biological systems, etc. Using EM.Cube, you can solve problems of different sizes and length scales, varying from a few microns in MEMS devices to several miles in large urban propagation scenes.
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sX series -
IT'IS Foundation
Exposure systems are equipment or systems designed for the assessment of, for example, health risk, efficacy of therapies or mechanisms associated with exposure to electromagnetic fields. The systems designed by the IT''IS Foundation are the sX series, where sX stands for "System for eXposure" with options for cells (c), vertebrates (v), and humans (h).
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100XE -
Alpha Lab, Inc.
The Trifield Meter is a gaussmeter, electric field meter, radio field strength meter in a single unit. When measuring electromagnetic fields (EMFs), the primary concern is usually magnetic fields, which can be tricky to measure. If a less sophisticated 1-axis gaussmeter is used, a reading of zero could result even where the field is strong. A 1-axis meter must be oriented correctly to measure the field (which is a vector). The 3-axis Trifield Meter solves that problem by measuring the true strength of the field regardless of which way it is oriented. Therefore, the Trifield Meter can be scanned rapidly across an area without having to stop at each point to search for the orientation that gives a maximum reading. Another section of the meter detects AC electric fields, which can exist independently of AC magnetic field. The third section detects radio/microwave, such as from a leaky microwave oven.
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Eurotech Inc
Eurotech environmental monitoring systems are designed to provide a scalable, efficient and compact solution that integrates multiple sensors in a single, easy to deploy unit. These compact, easy to install environment monitor systems collect and analyze air quality parameters, electromagnetic fields, ionizing radiation levels and sound pollution.
