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  • THM1176 3-Axis Hall Magnetometer

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    The THM1176 from Metrolab is the reference instrument for measuring magnetic fields in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) rooms. It is the only family of 3-axis portable Hall magnetometers on the market. It combines the performance of a professional Hall instrument with the ease of use of a USB device. It simultaneously measures the three axes of the magnetic field (Bx, By, Bz), allowing precise reading of field intensity regardless of probe orientation.

    Key Features

    • Simultaneous measurement of Bx, By and Bz
    • Robust and easy to use
    • Measurement range from µT to 3 T
    • Accuracy of ±0.5% up to 1.5 T
    • DC or AC measurement up to 8 kHz
    • ISO 17025 certified 3-axis calibration
    • Thermal drift and non-linearity correction
    • USB powered
    • Dedicated EZMag3D software included

    Available Versions

    THM1176-LF — Low Field

    • Measurement range: ±8 mT
    • Accuracy: ±20 µT
    • Resolution: ±2 µT
    • Active volume: 6×3.4×3 mm
    • Ideal for 5 Gauss line mapping in magnetic resonance
    • Available with 3 m or 6 m cable

    THM1176-MF — Medium Field

    • 4 measurement ranges: 0.1 T to 3.0 T
    • Accuracy: up to 50 µT (0.5 Gauss) or ±0.5% up to 1.5 T
    • Resolution: 2 µT without averaging
    • Measurement volume: 200 µm × 200 µm × 5 µm
    • Ideal for field measurement in MRI, ramp and drift studies
    • Available with 3 m or 6 m cable

    THM1176-HFC — High Field Compact (Sub-millimetric Spaces)

    • Probe dimensions: 0.5 mm × 2 mm × 42 mm
    • Measurement range: up to 20 T
    • Calibration up to 1.5 T
    • Ideal for measurements in ultra-compact spaces
    • Available with 3 m or 6 m cable

    Applications

    • Verification and mapping of magnetic fields in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) rooms and equipment
    • 5 Gauss line mapping for safety in MRI installations
    • Quality control of permanent magnets and electromagnets
    • Research in physics and engineering
    • Measurement of residual and stray fields
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