Introduction to high frequency electromagnetic radiation detector
Power frequency, high frequency, ultra-high frequency, and microwave electromagnetic field measuring instruments
Meets the measurement standards for physical factors in industrial settings, suitable for the determination of power frequency, high frequency, ultra-high frequency, and microwave electromagnetic fields in the workplace. The low-frequency (NF) host is equipped with three-dimensional isotropic electromagnetic sensors and electric field sensors, which meet the requirements for power frequency and high-frequency electromagnetic field determination. For example, it is used to measure electromagnetic radiation in low-frequency fields such as electrical appliances, industrial equipment, induction furnaces, transformers, and power system equipment. High frequency (HF) hosts are equipped with broadband logarithmic antennas and dual cone antennas to meet the requirements of ultra-high frequency and microwave radiation measurement, such as measuring various high-frequency electromagnetic waves and microwave intensities in mobile communication base stations, broadcasting and television, satellite communication equipment, wireless networks, microwaves, etc.
Commonly used for precise measurement of electromagnetic radiation to establish human safety assessments, especially in work environments where high-intensity electromagnetic fields may exist, such as:
Measure and monitor electromagnetic fields specified in public safety regulations
• Testing and monitoring to define electromagnetic safety zones
Measure and monitor the field strength around broadcasting, radar, and other equipment
Measurement and monitoring of electromagnetic radiation from high-voltage transmission lines, substations, distribution rooms, and other transmission systems
Measure electromagnetic radiation from rail transit systems such as subways and trams
Measure whether the field strength of mobile phone base stations and satellite communication systems meets safety standard limits
• Measure field strength in industrial fields, such as welding equipment, high-frequency heating, tempering, and drying equipment
• Measure to protect workers using high-frequency radiation such as diathermy therapy
