Trek 347 electrostatic voltmeter
• Superb noise and drift performance
• Precision voltage monitor output
• Monitor provides a low voltage replica of the measured electrostatic potential for monitoring purposes or for use as a feedback signal in a closed loop system
• Digital Enable allows an external device to turn the internal HV power supply on/off
• Well-suited for automated or computer-controlled systems
• Easy-to-read LED display
• Large selection of optional probes offer versatility (order separately)
• CE compliant
• Can be operated on a bench top, or with optional hardware, in a standard 19-inch rack
• Precision voltage monitor output
• Monitor provides a low voltage replica of the measured electrostatic potential for monitoring purposes or for use as a feedback signal in a closed loop system
• Digital Enable allows an external device to turn the internal HV power supply on/off
• Well-suited for automated or computer-controlled systems
• Easy-to-read LED display
• Large selection of optional probes offer versatility (order separately)
• CE compliant
• Can be operated on a bench top, or with optional hardware, in a standard 19-inch rack
Model :
Trek 347
This non-contacting electrostatic voltmeter provides precision and value for surface voltage measurements in the range of ±3 kV DC or peak AC. Model 347 utilizes a field-nulling technique for non-contacting voltage measurement that achieves DC stability and high accuracy, with no need for fixed probe-to-surface spacing. This permits the accurate measuring of stationary or moving surfaces. Patented probe design enhances noise and drift performance in the presence of contaminating particulate or under conditions of high humidity and/or wide temperature ranges.
Dimensions: 108 mm H x 233 mm W x 357 mm D (4.25” H x 8.75” W x 14” D)
Weight: 3 kg (6.6 lb)
Voltage Monitor Output Connector: BNC connector
Digital Enable Connector: BNC connector
Probe to Surface Separation: 2 mm, ±1 mm (recommended)
Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Relative Humidity: To 90%, noncondensing
Altitude: To 2000 m (6561.68 ft.)
- Surface voltage measurements of photoconductors or dielectric surfaces
- Charge monitoring in semiconductor production
- Measuring of electrostatic potentials on film, polymers, and paper
