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Gamma Probes |
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Gamma Probes |
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Small variations in, or low values of large volume magnetic fields, such as that of the earth or fringe fields, around large solenoids, can be measured with these ultra high sensitivity probes. Resolutions of several gammas (10-5 G) to tens of gammas are available depending on the mating gaussmeter. |
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Application is optimum when fields are homogeneous over lengths grater than 1 ft. The active sensing length of the gamma probe is approximately 3.125 in. |
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When ordering a gamma probe, a 4065 zero gauss chamber is needed. The standard 4060 zero gauss chamber is too small for the gamma probe |
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W (in) |
T (in) |
A (in) |
L (in) |
Frequency range |
Usable full scale ranges |
Corrected accuracy
(% rdg) |
Operating temp range |
Temperature
coefficient (max)
zero |
Temperature
coefficient
(max)
zero |
Contains
temperature
sensor |
for Model 475 and 455 |
| HMLA-5006-HJ |
0.25 ±0.03 |
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2.2 |
5.7 |
DC to 400 Hz |
UHS
35 mG, 350 mG, 3.5 G, 35 G
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±0.5% to
2 G |
0 ºC to
+75 ºC |
1 mG/ºC |
±0.02%/ºC |
Yes |
for Models 460, 450, and 421 |
| MLA-5006-HJ |
0.25 ±0.03 |
0.5 |
2.2 |
5.7 |
DC and 10 Hz to 400 Hz |
UHS-1
3000 mG, 3 G, 30 G |
±0.5% to
2 G |
0 ºC to
+75 ºC |
1 mG/ºC |
450/460:
±0.02%/ºC
421: -0.05%/ºC
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