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RadiSense 10 User correction calibration data
The RadiSense 10 probe has the feature to store external (IS017025 accredited) calibration data as
“user correction factors” inside the probe. This means that the correction data will be applied to
the measured field in run time. Due to this, there is no longer a need to apply correction factors
inside a measuring application, like RadiMation.
The advantage of storing the calibration data inside the probe as “user correction factors”, is that
the data is in one place and making it easier to maintain the correct calibration information. Apart
from this, the corrections can be applied to each individual axis instead of using an average
correction factor for the x-, y- and z-axis, as is done in most EMC test software.
When using the “user correction factors”, there are 3 parameters that need to be fulfilled:
1.
A valid calibration should be stored into the probe.
2.
The calibration needs to be ‘turned on’ in the probe.
3.
The measuring frequency needs to be sent to the probe when reading the field strength,
in order to apply the applicable correction factor.
The RadiSense 10 probe can store up to 200 “user correction factor” points.
