EES Electromagnetic Field, RF Signal, ESD Events Sensor

Help stop ESD disturbances with the EES Meter. The EES Meter is capable of providing measurements for many various parameters, which are determined by the type of sensor connected to the meter. Below are the three sensors that the EES comes with:

ESD Events Detection 

The EES Meter serves as a measuring instrument for most ESD signals. The EES Meter measures the volume of ESD events and  estimates the events’ magnitude for CDM, HBM and MM models.

Electromagnetic Field Measurement

The EES Meter is to be transformed into an EMF Meter, Power Density Meter and EIRP Meter.

RF Signal Sensor 

The EES Meter measures the amplitude of an RF signal.

• Raw Input Resolution: 1mV(1mV-15mV): 15mV (15mV-1500mV)
• Thresholds: 1-10 Volts, 10-990 Volts Raw input: 1mV and 15 mV
• ESD Counter Range: 0-32,767 counts (screen count)
• Electromagnetic Field Peak Range: Min: .001 V/m Max: 20.00 V/M
• Power Density Meter Peak: Min: .027 nW/cm2 Max: 106.1 uW/cm2
• EIRP Meter Peak: Min: .001W Max:5333 W
• Antenna Factor range: -40.0 to 40 dBm
• Record interval range: 1 to 360 seconds
• Record average range: .1 to 360 seconds
• RF Signal Sensor Unit modes: dBuV, dBm, mV
• RF Signal Sensor dynamic range: Min: -55 dBm  Max: 0 dBm
• RF Signal Sensor Attenuation: 00 dB/20 dB