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5.0 Your first measurement / Modes
Switch the unit on and press the CLR button. Well,
that’s all there’s to it. Now, the most “popular“ measurement
is being carried out:
The frequency range between 45 and 65Hz is being measured
(sweeped). The large main display shows the
strength of the magnetic field in Tesla (T), the so-called
readout. Above the readout on the main display, the physical
unit is shown. Depending on field strength, it will
automatically switch between (for example) µT and mT
(autorange feature). If you approach the power supply,
the field strength will increase, likewise, it will rapidly
decrease when you move further away.
It may be necessary to set the correct mode of operation
by using the Enter key. Push it repeatedly until the display
mode status field reads “SPECTRUM”.
Of course, SPECTRAN is far more capable than this, so following is a slightly
more detailed introduction allowing you to use further features:
5.1 Choosing the sensor [Key 7]:
In general, you should know that there are two different
kinds of fields that are measurable with SPECTRAN in
the proximity of electrical appliances and installations:
electric alternating fields and magnetic alternating fields.
For each of these field types, you need an appropriate
sensor. Both sensors are already integrated into our
SPECTRAN devices. The appropriate sensor can be chosen
at any time using the key 7 (use the up/down
arrow keys to choose, and apply your selection with
the Enter key).
For magnetic fields, you need the Mag sensor. Press the
key 7 and select the Mag sensor (further options are XY-
Mag, YZ-Mag and ZX-Mag).
In contrast, for measuring electric fields, press the key 7
and select the E-Fld sensor. Please note that measurement
of electric fields can easily be compromised by
interference. See also the “Measurement of electric
fields” chapter.
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