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The SaiDian 5Pcs/Set EMC EMI Near Field Probes deliver professional-grade near-field electromagnetic testing across a broad 9KHz to 3GHz spectrum. Featuring precision SMA female connectors and a lightweight design, this set of five probes ensures accurate, safe, and versatile EMI/EMC diagnostics for engineers and technicians aiming to eliminate signal noise and optimize device performance.
| ASIN | B097YCVCTX |
| Best Sellers Rank | #71,099 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #47 in EMF Meters #294 in Test Probes & Leads |
| Date First Available | June 25, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 1.06 ounces |
| Manufacturer | SaiDian |
| Package Dimensions | 5.79 x 3.78 x 0.63 inches |
D**N
H Field exhibits Directionality
The H Field probes exhibit directionality and are able to pick up on all frequencies from 0 to 5 GHz. The E Field probe seems to be fairly weak, having similar performance to an unterminated SMA connector itself. All of the antennas were coated with solder mask, so they will not short to your DUT. All measurements were performed with a TinySA. When the LNA is enabled, the noise floor drops to somewhere around -120 dBm.
L**Y
RF Range per Coil?
These would have earned five stars if not for being unable to obtain specs that include the resonant freq for each coil. Even stellar products can be frustrating if one can't understand exactly what was bought. You, like missing dimensions from product-descriptions, etc. Given the wide range of freqs these things supposedly are supposed to cover, describing the freq of each coil seems to be as fundamental as dimensions of an appliance.
G**S
A "good enough" alternative for the lab
About 10% the price of the HP or Siglent probes, with 90% of the performance. Great for tracking down RF leakage in projects.
R**E
They work good.
what can I say other than they seem to do what they are supposed to do
L**E
They work fine
I tested them out, they work fine
A**A
cheap, noisy but works
you get what you pay for. wouldn't use for measuring fine-grain signals.
M**D
Good value
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