EFA-200 with external, tri-axial 100cm2 probe Magnetic field measurement, AC and DC fields

With magnetic field measurement instruments electromagnetic fields are measured for assessing the safety of human exposure to radiation in magnetic fields and for acceptance testing of electrically operated equipment according standards like IEC/EN 62233 (formerly EN 50366), generic standard like IEC 62311 as well as ICNIRP 1998 and ICNIRP 2010. However, in addition, typical applications are direct evaluation of field exposure in comparison with major standards and regulations such as EMF Directive 2013/35/EU for workplaces, office places but also living places.

Typically measurements are taken of electrical installations such as transformers, low voltage distribution, switch gear, busbars, cables, overhead lines and railways. However, DC fields such as from NMR / magnets, tramways and moving metal objects or weak fields inside laboratories, are measured, too. Depending on the measurment instruments, the sensitivity goes  as low as 10pT (picotesla). Typical use are site survey for ebeam applications, measurement of the attenuation of magnetic shielding measures and analysis of interfering frequencies.

Measurement in TEM lab	Measurement in hospital room	Measurement in laboratory	Measurement of ralway fields	Measurement in clean room
Magnetic field measurement in TEM lab with magnetic shielding enclosure	Magnetic field measurements in intensive care room in hospital	Magnetic field measurement of stray field of a magnet in a research laboratory	Magnetic field measurement of shielding behaviour of mu-metal at railway track	Magnetic field measurement in clean room