New FFT analyzer for low-frequency electromagnetic fields meets European EMF Directive
09-06-2015 |
Narda
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Test & Measurement
Narda Safety Test Solutions has launched a new FFT analyzer for
low-frequency electromagnetic fields. The device assesses low-frequency
electric and magnetic fields considering aspects of human safety. It covers
the entire range from 1Hz to 400kHz that is relevant for sensory effects. It
evaluates complex signal shapes in the time domain using the weighted peak
method, which is specified in the latest standards such as the EMF Directive
2013/35/EU. The device provides automatic frequency evaluations complying
with 2013/35/EU for all the specified action levels as well as with ICNIRP
2010 and ICNIRP 1998 (General Public and Occupational).
The EHP-50F uses built-in three-axis probes to detect electric and magnetic
fields isotropically (non-directionally). It is battery operated, making it
suitable for stand-alone operation for up to 24 hours with internal data. It
can be connected to the Narda NBM-550 HF measuring set, which acts as a
control and display unit, by an optical cable, which does not affect the
field being measured. This can also be used for connection to a PC for
further evaluation and documentation of the measurement results. The PC
software is included in the package, says the company.
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