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MODEL 6502 ACTIVE LOOP ANTENNA Calibration
© EMC TEST SYSTEMS, L.P. SEPTEMBER 2002 5
REV E PN 399058
CALIBRATION
The IEEE 291-1991 Induction-Field Method of Calibration is used
on the Model 6502. By using relatively close spacing between the
transmitter and the receiver at frequencies below 30 MHz, the use
of free space magnetic induction field from a transmitting loop
antenna is most suitable. This method yields almost no reflection
from the ground or nearby objects. The value of magnetic field
produced can be expressed in terms of the equivalent free-space
electric component that would exist in a free space radiation field
because loop antennas are used both for transmitting and receiving.
BATTERY CHARGER
The Model 6502 is powered by two (2) six (6) VDC sealed lead-
acid batteries. A battery charger is supplied with the unit. The
battery charging port on the front of the unit allows for easy
recharging of the unit. Two (2) internal fuses protect the unit from
unintentional shorting.
The EMCO brand Voltage-Selectable Battery Charger is solely
intended for charging the sealed lead-acid batteries found in
EMCO products. The battery charger is a means of providing the
necessary charge voltage and current from either a 115 or 230
VAC 50/60 Hz source.
NOTE: It is necessary to select the proper input voltage PRIOR to
connecting the battery charger to the power mains. The voltage
selection switch is located adjacent to the power input receptacle.
To maintain safety requirements, use the CSA certified power cord
provided. If it is necessary to provide other means of attaching the
battery charger to the power mains it is required that a type HD 21
(PVC cord) or type HD22 (rubber cord) with a nominal cross
section of 0.75 mm 2 be used.
The battery charger provides both fast and trickle charge operation.
Switching from one charge mode to the other is provided
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