Magnetic field meter, 0-40000 A/cm AC/DC with 2-20000 Hz and wireless-USB logging

Experience the revolution in measurement technology with the Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter. It belongs to the new generation of powerful magnetic field measuring devices and uses external digital axial and transverse field probes to carry out precise measurements of DC magnetic fields, alternating fields and pulsed fields of all kinds. This device is ideally suited as a digital gaussmeter, magnetometer or tesla meter for recording and analyzing magnetic field strength, magnetic field intensity and magnetic flux density. The highly sensitive sensors guarantee reliable measurement results. The application range extends from weak geomagnetic fields to strong fields of up to 40,000 A/cm. This makes the device ideal for industrial magnetic field measurement, magnetic field analysis, flux measurement, field line analysis and various magnetic field test procedures. With this Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter, you receive professional measuring solutions inMade in Germany in, which have been specially developed and manufactured for users. The graphic LCD touch panel with a resolution of 320 x480 pixels and innovative user guidance ensures convenient operation. As a highly developed digital Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter, it offers functions that go far beyond classic measurement. An outstanding feature of the new probe electronics is the fast digitization of the measured values at up to 200 kHz. This allows pulse curves with a duration from 0.1 milliseconds to be displayed precisely - ideal for analyzing pulse fields, their intensity and duration. Alternating field curves with frequencies of up to 20 kHz can also be recorded and saved. This is essential for demanding applications in industrial magnetic field analysis and flux density measurement. Whether as a magnetometer, tesla meter or specialized solution - this device stands for innovative magnetic field measurement solutions from Germany and sets standards among professional measuring devices. Especially at very low magnetic field strengths, interference-free and precise measurement is crucial.