Provides an amplitude versus frequency plot for each antenna probe position and field intensity distribution map by a single scan
Electric and magnetic fields are separately detected.
Wide and selectable frequency range
Fine resolution
3D graphical representation and zoom capability for a given area
Comparison before and after a modification or improvement
Scanning by a single antenna probe to minimize error between each measurement point
3GHz maximum frequency response (option)
Standard included three kinds of antenna probes (Probe A, Probe B and Probe C)
Simple and easy-to use
The EMC PRECISION SCAN is a scanner system to measure RF near-field emissions from a printed circuit board under test in normal offices or similar electromagnetic environments by utilizing an X-Y axis antenna probe scanning mechanism. The scanning results are represented on the user's PC monitor as frequency spectrum charts and field intensity distribution color maps, the latter of which is superimposed on the actual board image captured by the CCD camera mounted on the scanner main unit, allowing the user to easily locate the exact sources of emission.
- Provides an amplitude versus frequency plot for each antenna probe position and field intensity distribution map by a single scan
- Electric and magnetic fields are separately detected.
- Wide and selectable frequency range
- Fine resolution
- 3D graphical representation and zoom capability for a given area
- Comparison before and after a modification or improvement
- Scanning by a single antenna probe to minimize error between each measurement point
- 3GHz maximum frequency response (option)
- Standard included three kinds of antenna probes (Probe A, Probe B and Probe C)
- Simple and easy-to use
The EMC PRECISION SCAN is a scanner system to measure RF near-field emissions from a printed circuit board under test in normal offices or similar electromagnetic environments by utilizing an X-Y axis antenna probe scanning mechanism. The scanning results are represented on the user's PC monitor as frequency spectrum charts and field intensity distribution color maps, the latter of which is superimposed on the actual board image captured by the CCD camera mounted on the scanner main unit, allowing the user to easily locate the exact sources of emission.
