Gigahertz Solutions HF59B Instruction Manual

Gigahertz Solutions HF59B Instruction Manual

Digital high frequency analyser for frequencies from 800 mhz to 2.5 ghz
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Digital High Frequency Analyser HF59B
HF59B
HF Analyzer for Frequencies from 800 MHz
to 2.5 GHz
(to 3.3 GHz with additional tolerance; ready
for Frequencies from 27 MHz with optional Antenna)
Instruction Manual
Revision 4.5
This manual will be continuously updated, improved and
expanded. You will find the current version at your local
distributors homepage or at www.gigahertz-solutions.de
Please carefully review the manual before using the device. It
contains important advice for use, safety and maintenance of
the device. In addition it provides the background information
necessary to make reliable measurements.
© by GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn,
Germany. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution
in part or total without editor's written permission.
© Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany
Professional Technology
With the HF analyzers, GIGAHERTZ SOLU-
©
TIONS
sets new standards in HF testing.
Professional measurement engineering is
offered with a unique price/performance ratio
- the only one of its kind worldwide. This was
made possible through the consistent use of
innovative integrated components, as well as
highly sophisticated production engineering.
Some features have patents pending.
The HF analyzer you purchased allows a
competent assessment of HF exposures be-
tween 800 MHz and 2.5 (3.3) GHz, with op-
tional antenna down to 27 MHz. From a
building biology perspective, this particular
frequency range is particularly relevant be-
cause cellular phones, cordless phones, mi-
crowave ovens as well as next-generation
technologies such as UMTS/3G or Bluetooth
and WLAN all make extensive use of it.
We appreciate the confidence you have
shown in purchasing this HF Analyzer. With
the confidence that your expectations will be
met, we wish you great success in collecting
valuable information with this HF analyzer.
If you should encounter any problems,
please contact us immediately. We are here
to help.
GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS GmbH, Germany
Am Galgenberg 12, D-90579 Langenzenn,
www.gigahertz-solutions.com
For your local distributor please contact
www.gigahertz-solutions.com
Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
Contents
Safety Instructions:
It is imperative to carefully study the instruction manual prior
to using the HF analyzer. Important information regarding
safety, use and maintenance is provided herein.
The HF analyzer should never come into contact with water or
be used outdoors during rain. Clean the case only from the
outside, using a slightly moist cloth. Do not use cleaners or
sprays.
Prior to cleaning the HF analyzer or opening the case, shut it
off and unplug all extension cords. There are no user-
serviceable parts inside the instrument.
Due to the high sensitivity level, the electronics of the HF
analyzer are very sensitive to heat, impact as well as touch.
Therefore do not leave the instrument in the hot sun, on a
heating element or in other damaging environments. Do not let
it drop or try to manipulate its electronics inside when the
case is open.
This HF analyzer should only be used for the purposes de-
scribed in this manual and only in combination with supplied
or recommended accessories.
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    This HF analyzer should only be used for the purposes de- © by GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, scribed in this manual and only in combination with supplied Germany. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution or recommended accessories.
  • Page 2: Functions & Controls

    The instrument switches off after about 30 Minutes at regular charging level of the battery and after about 3 Minutes when “Low Batt.” is displayed on the LCD. Page 2 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 3: Getting Started

    The connection of the UBB27-antenna (op- Contents of the package the connection with your fingers. (Do not use tion for the HF59B, included in the HFE59B- a wrench or other tools because over tight- Instrument kit) is described in its manual.
  • Page 4: Introduction To Properties And Measurement Of Hf Radiation

    That means the distances are inversely pro- cases several testing sessions are necessary. telephones, also from neighbours). portional to the frequencies. Furthermore you should be aware that taking measurements indoors adds another dimen- Page 4 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 5: Step-By-Step-Instruction To Hf-Measurement

    The upper edge of the foremost resonator is radiation in the lower HF band which are not a good “aiming aid” for the required angle. It pulsed (i.e. amplitude modulated). By their Page 5 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 6 This unit comes as an extra accessory to the compassing. HF59B kit, but is an included accessory in the HFE59B kit.. • On the contrary the LogPer aerial offers a higher precision and better localization for Page 6 ©...
  • Page 7 Basic rule for measurement range the antenna attached to it. 0.03 mW/m² in an extreme case. Normally the differ- selection: ences shown will be much smaller. Page 7 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 8 . Theoreti- held the readings are regular “Peak” read- cally the HF59B would have a minimum reso- ings. To start a new “Peak Hold” measure- lution of 0.0001 µW/m², displayed as 0.01 avg. value: 1 ment, push and hold this reset button for 2 Nanowatt/m².
  • Page 9 With this width is needed for accurate readings. The setting TPmax and the range selector HF59B allows for 2 MHz video bandwidth, an “fine” the noise can be up to a value be- unparalleled high value which guarantees the tween 30 and 120 digits.
  • Page 10 It is emitting a tightly bundled “radar ray“. Even suggested that measurements should be with sufficient signal strength, this ray can Page 10 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 11: Limiting Values, Recommendations And Precautions

    For remedial shielding it is important to identify those areas of all walls (including The HF59B with its video bandwidth of 2 doors, windows and window frames!), ceiling Precautionary recommentation for sleeping MHz provides this technology. Please use...
  • Page 12: Audio Frequency Analysis

    HF sources research could be considered for the pro- very closely and listen to their specific signal posed limits, as their damaging potential patterns. Without detailed knowledge, the Page 12 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 13: Analysis Of The Modulated / Pulsed Signal

    27 to 800 MHz, which this an- discharge. tenna handles additionally, contains very Page 13 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 14: Battery Management

    Optional Accessories: For the analysis of yet higher frequencies (up to about 6 GHz, i.e. WLAN, WIMAX and Gigahertz Solutions offers a range of pream- some directional radio sources and flight Conditioning of the internal rechargeable plifiers and attenuators, to widen the range of...
  • Page 15: Remediation And Shielding

    AC or DC, see “Conditioning…” two sections up. The function will be re- activated to automatically prevent total discharging of the battery by further op- eration. Page 15 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 16: Conversion Tables

    (Coarse = grob; Medium = mittel; Fine = fein) the antenna used. A “reconversion” therefore does not 0,90 18,4 90,0 9000 1842 make sense. DRU0163 Page 16 © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, 90579 Langenzenn, Germany Revision 4.5 (December 2006)
  • Page 17 Accessories Basic Analysis Professional Analysis price incl. VAT HF Analysers HF32D HF35C HF38B HFE35C HFW35C HF58B HF58B-r HF59B HFE59B HFW59B List price incl. 19% VAT 199,50 299,50 499,50 749,40 392,70 849,00 994,60 1.166,20 1.844,50 1.166,20 List price net (excl. 19% VAT)
  • Page 18 (surface brushed aluminium; approx. 52 x 40 x 21 cm) with flexible compartments Last update: April 14, 2010 opt. = optional rec. = recommended poss. = possible HFW59B in planning stage © Gigahertz Solutions GmbH, Am Galgenberg 12, D-90579 Langenzenn, Tel. +49 (0)9101 9093-0, Fax +49 (0)9101 9093-23, internet: www.gigahertz-solutions.de, e-mail: info@gigahertz-solutions.de...
  • Page 19 0 5Hz 16Hz 50 Hz 2KHz 30KHz 100KHz 400KHz 1MHz 3 MHz 27MHz 800MHz 1 GHz 2,5 GHz 7 GHz 10GHz Low Frequency High Frequency ME 3030B HF 32D ME 3830B HF 35C ME 3840B HF 38B ME 3851A HFE 35C ME 3951A HFEW 35C set consisting of HFE 35C and...

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