Magnetic Field Meter MP-2000
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Measuring range:
CC: 0- 4000 kA/m; 0-40000 A/cm (Gauss/Oe); 0–4000 mT
CA: 20-20000 A/cm (Gauss/Oe); 20–2000 kA/m; 20–2000 mT
Automatic range selection - Measuring units: kA/m - A/cm - Gauss(Oe) - Tesla (selectable)
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Resolution:
0-200 A/cm (Gauss): 0.1 A/cm (G)
> 200 A/cm (Gauss): 1 A/cm (G)
> 10000 A/cm (Gauss): 1 kA/cm (G)
0-20 kA/m (mT): 0.01 kA/m (mT)
> 20 kA/m (mT): 0.1 kA/m (mT)
> 1000 kA/m (mT): 1 kA/m (mT) - Accuracy in homogeneous field: CC/CA – 0-2000 kA/m + 2%; > 2000 kA/m + 3%
- Frequency range AC (AC=RMS) 10 Hz – 5 kHz
- Weight: 265 g with batteries
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Magnetic Field Meter MP-2000
With the magnetic field meter List-Magnetik MP-2000, we offer you a first class, high-end product, with externally connectable axial and tangential field probes. With the easy to use device, you can precisely measure magnetic DC and AC fields as well as pulse fields of all kinds.
The range of application ranges from the earth‘s magnetic field to a field strength of 40,000 A/cm, switchable in Gauss/Oersted and Tesla. The built-in data logger, the combined digital and analog display as well as the optional data transfer via USB, allows flexible use. Especially at high magnetic field strengths, an absolutely interferencefree and precise measurement is required. For this reason, a microcontroller digitizes and linearizes the analog measuring signals of the Hall sensor into the probe in the measuring probes of the MP-2000.
The fast peak value memory allows measurements in pulse fields from 0.1 m/sec. In addition, an oscilloscope for the representation of dynamic magnetic fields can be connected via the special probe P-T4A with analog output. A further advantage is that the probe cable can be plugged in on both sides connects the display unit and the probe and can be easily replaced in the event of a cable fault.
The universally applicable MP-2000 tests for residual magnetism, measures magnetic fields of all types and locates stray detectors for crack detection.
