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4.10.3.1 Dynamic ranges
The User should make use the following information to choose the proper
setting for the desired measurement.
For every situation, the best choice is to adopt the lower Full Scale
available (for example 100 μT) until the meter indicates an over-range
warning; when it happens, the User should switch the meter to the higher
Full Scale setting (as for the example above, 10 mT).
Electric Field (E)
Standard
Full scale
1 Hz – 40 Hz 40 Hz – 400 kHz
1998 Gen.Pub.
1 kV/m
< 55 % < 100 %
100 kV/m
> 55 % > 55 %
1998 Occupat.
1 kV/m
< 25 % < 50 %
100 kV/m
> 10 % > 10 %
2010 Gen.Pub.
1 kV/m
< 70 % < 70%
100 kV/m
> 55 % > 55 %
2010 Occupat.
1 kV/m
< 50 % < 100 %
100 kV/m
> 35 % > 35 %
2013 Low
1 kV/m
< 50 % < 100 %
100 kV/m
> 35 % > 35 %
2013 High
1 kV/m
< 15 % < 15 %
100 kV/m
> 15 % > 15 %
The table above shows the dynamic ranges for each standard and setting,
for Electric field measurements.
Magnetic field (H)
Standard
Full scale
1 Hz – 40 Hz 40 Hz – 400 kHz
1998 Gen.Pub.
100 μT < 15 % < 100 %
10 mT >15% > 70 %
1998 Occupat.
100 μT <5% < 100 %
10 mT >5% > 24 %
2010 Gen.Pub.
100 μT < 50 % < 100%
10 mT > 25 % > 25 %
2010 Occupat.
100 μT < 25 % < 50 %
10 mT > 9 % > 9 %
2013 Low
100 μT < 25 % < 50 %
10 mT > 9 % > 9 %
2013 High
100 μT < 2 % < 25 %
10 mT >2% > 8 %
2013 Limbs
100 μT <1 % < 5 %
10 mT >1% > 3 %
The table above shows the dynamic ranges for each standard and setting,
for magnetic field measurements.
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