Digital Teslameter 133 (DTM-133)

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Digital hall effect teslameter - gaussmeter

The DTM-133 Digital Teslameter offers accurate, medium resolution measurement of magnetic flux densities at an economic price.  

Features:

  • Resolution of 1 part in 12,000
  • 4 ranges
  • Maximum field 3 Tesla
  • 6 digit display (5 digit, plus sign)
  • optional RS232 or IEEE488/GPIB communications.
  • Accuracy is ± (0.03% of reading + 0.03% of full scale) with LPT-130 or MPT-132 probe.
  • Temperature coefficient is 80 ppm / ° C when used with LPT-130, or 140 ppm / ° C when used with MPT-132 probe.
  • Accuracy and temperature specifications include performance of probe.
  • Because the probe characterisation information is stored in the probe assembly itself, any Group3 probe can be used with any Group3 DTM.
  • Two buttons on the front panel are used to select the operation of the teslameter. The following modes can be selected for the display - magnetic field, peak hold of magnetic field, AC component of field.
  • Digital filtering (time averaging) can be enabled to suppress short term fluctuations.
  • Several teslameters with the serial communications option (up to 31) can be formed into a local communications loop, all of them talked to by the one serial port on the control computer. The system can be operated in a trigger mode, where the timing of the measurements by several teslameters can be synchronised
  • Internal switches select serial data format, baud rate, device address, string terminators, filtering, gauss or tesla units, data format, service request action, EOI action, and reset system to defaults.
  • An analog output is available. This is a buffered version of the raw probe signal, and is not corrected for linearity or temperature. It offers an instantaneous field value, (0 to 9kHz)
  • All models are available without display or front buttons, for true "Black Box" requirements.
  • Panel mount versions are available, and panels with correct cut-outs and mounting hardware.
  • The operating temperature range of the probe and instrument is 0 to 50 ° C