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Extech 480826 - Extech Instruments Corporation
480826 Triple Axis EMF Tester is designed to provide a quick, reliable and easy way to measure electromagnetic field radiation levels around power lines, electrical appliances and industrial devices. Provides Three axis (X, Y, Z direction) electromagnetic field measurement. Calibrated to measure EMF radiation at wide bandwidths from 30 Hz to 300 Hz. Complete with sensor with 3 ft. (930 mm) cable, 9V battery, and hard carrying case.
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ETIS II - Orbital ATK
Orbital ATK provides engineering and technical services including, but not limited to, structural test, electromagnetic test, space simulation test, mechanical integration, lifting devices and equipment, pressure vessels and systems, facility acquisition and modification, design, procurement/fabrication of ground support and flight electrical cable harness and thermal blankets.
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Eurofins E&E
FCC Part 15 is the section of Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations that sets limitations on the amount of electromagnetic interference allowed from digital and electronic devices. FCC Part 15 also covers technical specifications, administrative requirements and other conditions relating to the marketing of FCC Part 15 devices.
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W1325BP - Keysight Technologies
The Genesys Core, Synthesis, EM bundle combines the power of the Genesys linear circuit design environment with the industry's most capable 3D planar electromagnetic simulator (Momentum GXF) and the widest coverage of circuit synthesis applications so that designers of varying skill levels can quickly succeed at high performance design tasks.
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AEM213-D - JFE Advantech Co., Ltd.
AEM213-D electro-magnetic current meter with a display unit can provide the 2-D current speeds in real time. The instrument has a depth and a temperature sensor as well as the current sensor, enabling reliable current measurements at the desired depths. The compact and light-weight unit is easily portable, allowing you to use the instrument in a variety of situations.
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The Howland Company
More and more telecommunications systems are being added to automobiles. Examples include cellular phones, GPS navigation, mobile video, and Wi-Fi. These systems operate from a few hundred megahertz up to 6 GHz and higher. And in each application, the vehicle body and the ground plane effect the system''s electromagnetic performance.
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BD-1.01 - R&J Measurement
The device is assigned to heat the bars to the state, which allows upsetting. The DB-1.01 heater characterizes especially high watt-hour efficiency (bigger than 98%) thanks to suitable concentration of electromagnetic field in the heating zone of inductor (the solution secured by patent). It is possible to addapt the nductive heater BD-1.01 for heating any others bars.
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General Tools & Instruments
Stud Sensors such as the MSV100 and MSV350D comprise a category of their own. Each uses electromagnetic induction to sense the presence of (and thereby locate) a stud, pipe, batten, current-carrying wire or other metallic object behind a wall or above a ceiling. The two instruments differ in their choice of the display technology (LED or LCD) used to pinpoint position.
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Eurofins E&E
MET Laboratories boasts proven, superior capabilities in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) compliance testing, including wireless & RF testing. Our EMC labs are among the most respected in the U.S. Our EMC testing covers FCC Part 15, as well as Parts 18, 22, 24-27, 74, 90 & 95, and 101
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MICRONIX
An electric product might cause the malfunction to other electric appliances by discharging the emission noise from it, or is oppositely caused the malfuction by the emission noise from other electric appliances. The former is checked by the EMI test and the latter is checked by the EMS test. The international standard like the CISPR standard is provided so that such an accident should not happen, and the manufacturer must declare by themselves beforehand that their product meets the standard. The generic name of the EMI test (Electro-Magnetic Interference) of the emission measurement and the EMS test (Electro-Magnetic Susceptibility) of the immunity
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GU-3001 - Lutron Electronic Enterprise Co., Ltd.
The third most common flowmeter (behind differential pressure and positive displacement flow meters) is the magnetic flow meter, also technically an electromagnetic flow meter or more commonly just called a mag meter. A magnetic field is applied to the metering tube, which results in a potential difference proportional to the flow velocity perpendicular to the flux lines. The physical principle at work is electromagnetic induction. The magnetic flow meter requires a conducting fluid, for example, water that contains ions, and an electrical insulating pipe surface, for example, a rubber-lined steel tube.
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W1328BP - Keysight Technologies
The Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, System, EM bundle isa powerful Genesys configuration containing RF system, circuit and electromagnetic simulation along with the most complete circuit synthesis capabilities in the industry. It is also priced below any equivalent capabilities in the market to guarantee the highest performance and value for the RF and microwave board designers.
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COMSOL, Inc.
The COMSOL Multiphysics simulation environment facilitatesall steps in the modeling process defining your geometry, specifying your physics, meshing, solving and then post-processing your results. Model set up is quick, thanks to a number of predefined modeling interfaces for applications ranging from fluid flow and heat transfer to structural mechanics and electromagnetic analyses.
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Testech Group Co., Ltd
1, Test range: ±2000 mV2, Testing accuracy: ±1 mV；3, Test point distance 1～99 cm setting4, Applicable environmental5, temperature: -10℃～＋40℃6, Dampness: <90%RH7, EMI: no Strong electromagnetic field8, Batteries: 6 dry cells, work more than 30 times
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N1501A - Keysight Technologies
The Keysight N1501A dielectric probe kit with N1500A materials measurement software suite with Option 004, and a Keysight network analyzer, determines the intrinsic electromagnetic properties of many dielectric materials. Because these properties are determined by the molecular structure, they can be related to other properties of interest as well. Measuring them can provide critical insight into applications in many industries.
