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The EME Guard Plus is a lightweight and robust personal protection monitor designed to ensure the safety of workers operating near electromagnetic field (EMF) emitters such as antennas, radars, and base stations. With a frequency range of 1 MHz to 40 GHz, this device continuously monitors and records EMF exposure levels while providing immediate audio, visual, and vibrating alerts when exposure exceeds predefined safety thresholds. Customizable alarm settings and a triaxial isotropic probe ensure accurate and reliable measurements.

The EME Guard XS Radar is a state-of-the-art RF safety monitor, specifically designed for workers operating near radar transmitters and antennas. With its isotropic tri-axis E-field sensors, this compact device provides continuous EMF monitoring over a frequency range of 1 MHz to 40 GHz, including short pulsed signal detection. Equipped with audio and visual alarms, it alerts users instantly when EMF exposure exceeds predefined safety thresholds, creating a safer working environment for military, aviation, and telecom personnel.

Solutions For:

•  Accurate measurement with tri-axis sensors
• Instant audio and visual alarm
• Robust, reliable and user-friendly
• Covers 5G / 6G bands, measuring up to 71 GHz

User profile:

• Persons working near antennas including installation and maintenance workers, broadcast, PMR and mobile phone operators or regulatory body employees

Measurement capabilities:

• Continuous monitoring of Electromagnetic Field levels with isotropic tri-axis E-field sensors
• EMF Level indicated by a LED color scale
• Audio and visual alarms triggered when EMF exceeds the reference level

The Hioki PW8001 High-Precision Power Analyzer sets the benchmark for precision power analysis, offering unmatched accuracy and flexibility for evaluating motor and inverter efficiency. Supporting DC and frequencies from 0.1 Hz to 5 MHz, it features an 8-channel measurement capacity, enabling simultaneous analysis of complex systems like EV drivetrains, renewable energy sources, and high-efficiency SiC/GaN semiconductors.

Equipped with advanced features such as automatic phase correction, intuitive Power Spectrum Analysis (PSA), and CAN/CAN FD integration, the PW8001 excels in capturing high-speed switching power fluctuations and harmonics. Its compatibility with high-voltage systems (up to 1500 V) and seamless connectivity with industry-standard software like LabVIEW and MATLAB ensure it meets diverse testing needs. With its robust design, real-time waveform visualization, and comprehensive motor analysis functions, the PW8001 is the ultimate tool for power conversion efficiency analysis.

• HD4096 technology provides 12-bit resolution up to 8 GHz and 20 GS/s
• Up to 5 Gpts of acquisition memory enables detailed viewing of long events
• 15.6” 1900 x 1080 Full HD capacitive touchscreen
• ProBus2 input supports up to 8 GHz bandwidth while maintaining support for legacy ProBus probes
• MAUI with OneTouch user interface for intuitive and efficient operation
• Waveform Control Knobs – Control channel, zoom, math and memory traces with the multiplexed vertical and horizontal knobs
• Color-coded panel indicators – Trigger, horizontal and vertical indicator colors correspond to the associated waveform on the display
• Cursor/Adjust Knobs – Enable and position cursors or adjust settings and parameters without opening a menu
• Mixed Signal Capability – Debug complex embedded designs with integrated 16-channel mixed signal capability
• Easy connectivity with seven USB 3.1 ports (3 front, 4 side) and UHD (4k) HDMI and DisplayPort outputs

• Eye diagram (a), eye mask failure (b) and IsoBER eye opening analysis (c)
• Jitter spectrum (a) with noise floor display (b) and inverse FFT of the periodic jitter (c)
• Data dependent jitter (DDj) plot for each bit in synch with pattern (a) and with histogram (b)
• Time interval error (TIE) jitter track analysis
• Jitter histograms (a) with bathtub curves (b) and CDF plot (c)
• Intersymbol interference (ISI) plots pinpoint bit sequences that have high ISI and are sources of bit errors
• Jitter measurements table with full details for one or more “lanes” plus reference