The Hall sensor HS 5136 can be used to measure magnetic field strengths for immunity tests according to MIL STD 461 and various automotive standards. It measures static and dynamic magnetic fields with field strengths up to 9000 A/m (pk). The HS 5136 is a transverse probe, i.e. the magnetic flux lines must be orthogonal to the longitudinal probe axis and orthogonal to the surface of the Hall-element to obtain the maximum reading

It measures static and dynamic magnetic fields with a field strength of up to 9000 A/m. The HS 5136 is a transverse probe, i.e. the magnetic flux lines must be orthogonal to the longitudinal probe axis and orthogonal to the surface of the Hall-element to obtain the maximum reading.

Power supply: The power supply is included in the scope of delivery of the HS 5136 (100 VAC - 240 VAC). A supply voltage of 12 VDC ±3 % is required at a current consumption of 250 mA.

Measurement of the output voltage: The output voltage can be measured using a high-impedance voltmeter at the BNC socket. The range of measurement is at least ± 9000 A/m (pk). (? ± 100 Gauss.) The output voltage is up to ± 8 V and proportional to the magnetic field strength. No damage can be caused by the magnetic overloading of the Hall sensor.

1 mV equals the field strength of 1 A/m. (1 G = 1Oe = 79,58 A/m = 100 µT = 0.1 mT; 1 A/m = 1,257 µT) 

Calibrating the sensor to zero:

To be able to perform a zero point DC calibration an optional zero-Gauss chamber is available on request (Opt. 5136 ZG). The zero Gauss chamber eliminates the terrestrial static magnetic field as well as possible man made static fields. The zero Gauss-chamber is usually not required for the measurement of alternating magnetic fields.

Delivery accessories

Coax-Cable BNC-jack / BNC-jack3 m RG223

Table power supply(100 VAC -240 VAC)/ 12 VDC

Mains cable