FESP 5139 – Radiating Loop

Schwarzbeck FESP 5139 - Radiating Loop
Schwarzbeck FESP 5139 – Radiating Loop

The magnetic, handheld coil FESP 5139 was designed to generate defined magnetic field strength in the frequency range from DC up to 5 (7) MHz. The main application is immunity testing against magnetic fields.

Depending on the current source char-acteristics magnetic fields up to 360 A/m can be generated for a short time. The generated magnetic fieldstrength is pro-portional to the coil current. A distance ring allows a precise spacing of 50 mm between coil and EUT surface. Other distance rings can be used to scale the current-fieldstrength ratio. The highest fieldstrength levels can be achieved using the shortest ring. There are further rings available on request in order to provide a certain scaling between coil current and magnetic fieldstrength (e.g. 1 A coil current = 20 A/m fieldstrength).

Application as Sensor for Magnetic Fields:

The FESP 5139 can also be used to measure existing magnetic fields. For this purpose the FESP 5139 is connected to a frequency selective 50 Ohm measuring instrument e.g. a spectrum analyzer or a measuring receiver.

Number of turns:3
Wire diameter:1 mm Cu
Maximum Coil Current:12 A (5 min.)
Nominal Coil Current:8 A continuous
Maximum magnetic Field Strength:(without distance ring, in coil center)360 A/m (5 min.)
Nominal Magnetic Field Strength with 50 mm distance ring:85 A/m continuous
Magnetic Fieldstrength, 1 A Coil Current: (with 50 mm distance ring)10.61 A/m
Current required for 1 A/m:
(with 50 mm distance ring)
94.25 mA
Medium coil diameter:100 mm
Spacing coil center to measurement plane:50 mm
Mechanical Dimensions:11 x 11 x 21 cm
Connector:N-female
Usable Frequency Range:0 – 5 (7) MHz
Inductance:2.3 μH
Weight:0.47 kg

Datasheet FESP 5139