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Main Category:

MEASUREMENT AND TEST INSTRUMENTATION

Secondary Category:

ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD METERS

Specification

Campo Elettrico: No

Campo Magnetico: No

Campo Elettromagnetico: Sì

Status:

AVAILABLE

Brand:

NARDA PMM

Model Name:

SRM-3006-SET-7

Part number:

3006-107

Item Code:

NARDA PMM SRM-3006-SET-7 SRM 3006-107 DB

Applications:

Measures Work Environments EMF
Environmental measures EMF RF

Description:

Selective measurement of electromagnetic fields from 9 kHz to 6 GHz

General Features:

Complete with:
SRM-3006 base unit with color display
Isotropic antenna for measuring the electrical component of the electromagnetic field from 27 MHz to 3 GHz
Powered by 12 Vdc
Hard Carrying Case for the transport
Straps for the base unit
RF cable 1.5 meter connectorised
Operations Manual
SRM-3006 Software Tools
Certificate of calibration standard

Specifications:

5 measurement modes can be set: Spectrum Analyzer; environmental measures logger levels; Oscilloscope (option); Demodulation UMTS P-CPIC (optional)
Measuring range from -30 dBm to +20 dBm
Attenuators from 0 to 50 dB in steps of 1 dB
Max input power 27 dBm input
RBW 10 Hz to 32 MHz (in a manner mode)
VBW from 0.2 Hz to 32 MHz (in a manner mode)
Detectors ACT, AVG, MAX, AVG, Min Hold, Min, AVG, Standard
Possible display value of X, Y, Z and also Total isotropic antennas using common
Rechargeable Li-I duration 2.5 hours
GPS-bound coordinate measuring points in registration
Integrated voice recorder
SRM-3600 units immunity to electromagnetic fields of 200 V / m from 27 MHz to 3 GHz
Operating temperature range -10 ° C +50 ° C
128 MB memory capacity
Sizes and setup software programmable through SRM-3006 Tools
Calibration frequency response on-board E2PROM isotropic triaxial antenna
Dynamic range antenna 0:14 mV / m to 160 V / m
Antenna Connector N-type 50 Ohm

Associated Courses:

FUNDAMENTALS OF RADIO PROPAGATION AND ANTENNAS
UNCERTAINTIES IN MEASURING EQUIPMENT
USE OF SPECTRUM ANALYZER