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Near-field probe:
HR-E 40-1
- Translation -
Intended Use
The HR-E 40-1 near-field probe is a passive probe that converts high-frequency
electric near fields into an electric current or voltage. It may only be used by
persons qualified in the field of EMC to measure near fields. The probe is
designed to be connected to spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes or similar devices.
Last revised: 2021-04
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Summary of Contents for LANGER EMV-Technik HR-E 40-1
- Page 1 - Translation - Intended Use The HR-E 40-1 near-field probe is a passive probe that converts high-frequency electric near fields into an electric current or voltage. It may only be used by persons qualified in the field of EMC to measure near fields. The probe is designed to be connected to spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes or similar devices.
- Page 2 0.5 mm the measuring tip 50 Ω Output resistance Connection - output 2.92 mm (K), female, jack Weight 19 g Sizes (L x W x H) (145 x 9 x 9) mm Table 1: HR-E 40-1 technical parameters 2 / 4...
- Page 3 Connecting an RF Cable to the HR Probe Required tools: - Torque wrench 8 mm (5/16 inch) / 0.9 Nm (8 in.-lbs.) - Open-end wrench 1/4 inch Please check the connectors. All connectors must be undamaged, clean and within mechanical specification. 1.
- Page 4 Separation of an RF Cable from the HR Probe Required tools: - Open-end wrench 1/4 inch - Open-end wrench 8 mm (5/16 inch) Do not use the torque wrench to loosen the connection! 1. Use the 0.25 inch open-end wrench to prevent the probe from rotating. 2.