Code: Gigahertz Solutions - HF-ANALYSER KIT HFE59B
Description
This kit, based on the HF59B, offers an excellent dynamic response of approx. 93 dB. The innovative functions of the basic device HF59B in combination with the broad frequency response of the UBB27 offers outstanding possibilities for the evaluation of high frequency. Its functions and features are tailored to the needs and practical experiences of the building biology. Due to its comparably low price, it is often also used for scientific and industrial purposes, especially in the sector of EMVU and product development (precompliance).
Frequency range: 27 MHz - above 3.3 GHz
Features:
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