RFM Overview
The RFM is a low cost, high performance radiation field strength meter as an alternative to Narda and Wavecontrol. A wide assortment of electric and magnetic field probes are stocked and calibrated. Fiber optic interfacing allows for remote control use and system integration for radiated immunity EMC applications.
- Reading Autorange One continuous range: RMS (root mean square) in all modes; 10 mV/m-1000 V/m (0.02nW/cm2 -249 mW/cm2)
- Resolution 0.1% typically (1 unit of the last digit of 3 digit display)
- Calibration accuracy +/- 0.5 dB (at reference levels)
- Linearity deviation +/- 0.5 dB
- Probe rotational isotropicity +/- 0.5 dB typically, depends on probe model
- Operating modes Fast (30 msec.)/Slow (300 msec.)
- Averaging type Time Averaging, Spatial Averaging (manual data logging)
- Averaging time interval 30/300 msec.- 30 min. in 11/9 steps.
- Data logging Internal MMC compatible memory card (32-4096 MB)
- Logging time interval 30/300 msec.-30 min. in 11/9 steps
- Practically unlimited 1 GB card stores up to 1000 files, 100,000 data points in each
- Automatic and/or user activated. Works even at strong EM fields.
- Display OLED color display with power saving timeout.
- Bidirectional RS232 optically decoupled cable or fiber optic.
- Field strength measurements around AM/FM/TV and GSM cellular transmitters
- Safety and regulatory assessment of microwave ovens and RF heating equipment
- Monitoring of the RF radiation from industrial, scientific and medical equipment
- Monitoring of RF fields from TEM/GTEM cells and antennas for EMC testing of consumer, industrial, automotive and military products
- Data logging of RF fields during Electrosmog testing and environmental monitoring in stand-alone and remotely controlled testing sites
- Personal RF field monitoring and protection
