BHC2000
These 2m three-axis Helmholtz Coils are used in the calibration of magnetic field sensors, and for conducting tests or experiments that require a known magnetic environment.
Key figurescomparable across the catalogue
- Mass
- 235 kg
- Largest dimension
- 2,113 mm
Normalised to common units so this product can be compared with others in its category. The supplier's own wording is below.
As published by the supplier
- Number of Axes
- 3, 2, or 1
- Orthogonality Error
- <0.2°
- Maximum field DC single axis
- 1.0mT
- Maximum field DC single axis using PA1
- 300μT
- Maximum frequency single axis using PA1
- 50 Hz
- Isolation Voltage
- 100 V
- Coil homogeneous volume (<1% error)
- 480 mm cube
- Coil homogeneous volume (<5% error)
- 925 mm cube
- Operating temperature
- +15 to +30°C
- Dimensions
- 2113 mm H x 2043 mm W x 2086 mm D
- Coil Maximum aperture
- 1068 mm x 1045 mm
- Weight
- 235 kg
- Maximum Current - Parallel Windings
- 40 A
- Maximum Current - Series Windings
- 20 A
- Maximum Current - Coil Formers
- 20 A
About
The BHC2000 consists of 2000mm Ferronato® Helmholtz Coils, designed for precise magnetic field control. These coils are primarily used in the calibration of magnetic field sensors, including those for satellites and sub-assemblies. They are also ideal for conducting tests or experiments that necessitate a known magnetic environment. The BHC2000-A model features bifilar windings, which create two identical circuits within each coil. Independent connecting terminals are included to allow for various winding configurations, offering flexibility in experimental setups. Key features include the option of 1, 2, or 3 axes, and available accessories such as a Device Under Test (DUT) accessory and an Elevated Flooring accessory. Additionally, the system can be enhanced with active compensation using the CU2.
Documentation
- DS5048.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- OM5048.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- DR5048.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
Need the full ICD, test reports or a specific revision? Ask the supplier directly.