Test Instrumentation

Description:

Magnetic Gauss Meter measure magnetic flux density. The vast majority of Gauss meters use a Hall probe to measure magnetic flux density. The probe is placed in the desired measuring location and the Gauss meter measures the flux density at that point. Gauss meters are also excellent at determining local point effects as they have a very small detection area on the probe.

Application:

Used to measure the strength and direction of a magnetic field.

Features:

It offer a static measurement.

Screen provides a reading of how strong the magnetic field is.

Fully capable of measuring dynamic fields

Easy to operate and handle.

A Gauss meter is an instrument used to measure the strength and direction of a magnetic field, providing readings in units of Gauss (G) or Tesla (T) (where 1 Tesla = 10,000 Gauss). These devices are essential for applications in magnet manufacturing, quality control in electronics, and safety assessments of electromagnetic fields (EMFs)

Gauss Meters allow for non-destructive magnetic field measurement in cases of DC or AC Motors, loudspeakers, magnetic circuits or components such as relays, magnetic switches or coils, classification of magnets and even for residual or stray magnetic/leakage fields.