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Helmholtz Coil_MCHF 4320
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Helmholtz Coil
MCHF 4320

The Helmholtz coil MCHF 4320 complies with MIL-STD-464C, GJB 1389B and GJB 8848.


Introduction

The Helmholtz coil MCHF 4320 complies with MIL-STD-464C, GJB 1389B and GJB 8848.


It generates standard magnetic fields and has wide applications, including calibration of Hall probes and magnetometers, geomagnetic field compensation, magnetic shielding effect evaluation, spatial radiation magnetic field measurement and elimination, as well as research on material magnetic properties.

Features

> Supports continuous operation with stable output magnetic field strength

> Fine linear relationship between magnetic field and current

> Features wide uniform magnetic field area

> Mobile design applicable to field tests

> High pulse field strength and fast pulse rise time

Standards
GJB Standards
Other Standards
Application Areas
Technical Parameters
Max. Magnetic Field Strength3,200 A/m
Max. Coil Current10,000 A
Max. Magnetic Field Slew Rate2.2×109 A/m/s(10% ~ 90% peak range)
Normalized Coil Factor0.16
Total Turns2
Coil Side Length4,000 mm
Coil Spacing2,180 mm
Total Coil Inductance≤ 50 μH
DC Resistance≤20 mΩ
WeightApprox. 300 kg
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