Latest EMC Noise Scanner WM7000 Series

A true EMC noise scanner. It provides solutions for both EMI (emission) and EMS (immunity).

The innovative "Image Measurement Mode" eliminates the need for the traditional "contact and study" operation, allowing for quick execution from DUT setup to measurement completion with the scanner. The "Local Immunity Test" and "3D Measurement Function" provide new approaches to solving EMC issues. Additionally, the analysis software (viewer) is available for free download from the web. The overlay function for DUT images, CAD drawings, and noise maps is a standard feature. - "Image Measurement Mode": Capture board photos ⇒ Set measurement area on the image ⇒ Height measurement using laser ⇒ Set measurement steps ⇒ Execute measurement. - "Local Immunity Test": Visualizes the intrusion of electromagnetic fields from space using the electric/magnetic field irradiation probe of the MT-676E/H! Contributes to solving problems in challenging immunity scenarios. - "3D Measurement Function": Measures electric/magnetic fields in three dimensions while varying the height of the probe. This can be applied not only to emission countermeasures but also to visualizing antenna radiation. - Overlay function for DUT images, CAD drawings, and noise maps (patented technology) is standard in the analysis software. The software can be downloaded for free from the web, and there are no costs associated with subscriptions, making data and information sharing with partner companies and customers smooth.

basic information

WM7400: EUT up to A4 size, height 100mm (optionally H=200mm) A best-selling model that is easy to handle in desktop size. WM7300: EUT up to A3 size, height 200mm (optionally H=250mm) Thanks to its open structure, it allows for the linear arrangement of long objects such as EUT, loads, LI ST (AMN), BCI probes, DC power supplies, etc. The structure makes handling the EUT very easy. In-house developed probe and sensor series: - Near-field probes: 11 types - Electric field probes: 3 types - Electromagnetic wave irradiation probes: 2 types (electric field/magnetic field) - Sound sensor: Visualization of sound waves up to ultrasonic frequencies (such as capacitor noise)