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Users Manual: Digital Gaussmeter

The document is a user manual for the Digital Gaussmeter Model DGM-102. It describes that the gaussmeter uses the Hall Effect principle to measure magnetic fields, where a Hall voltage is generated proportional to magnetic field intensity. The gaussmeter has a range of 0-2KG and 0-20KG, with 1G resolution and ±0.5% accuracy. It displays measurements on a 3 1/2 digit LED display and operates on 220V 50Hz power. Instructions are provided on operating and servicing the gaussmeter, including calibrating the Hall probe sensor. Schematics of the gaussmeter circuit and digital panel meter are also included.

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Users Manual: Digital Gaussmeter

The document is a user manual for the Digital Gaussmeter Model DGM-102. It describes that the gaussmeter uses the Hall Effect principle to measure magnetic fields, where a Hall voltage is generated proportional to magnetic field intensity. The gaussmeter has a range of 0-2KG and 0-20KG, with 1G resolution and ±0.5% accuracy. It displays measurements on a 3 1/2 digit LED display and operates on 220V 50Hz power. Instructions are provided on operating and servicing the gaussmeter, including calibrating the Hall probe sensor. Schematics of the gaussmeter circuit and digital panel meter are also included.

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Users Manual

DIGITAL GAUSSMETER
Model: DGM-102

Manufactured by

Scientific Equipment & Services


358/1, New Adarsh Nagar,
Roorkee - 247 667, UA, INDIA
Ph.: +91-1332-272852, 277118
Fax: +91-1332-277118
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sestechno.com

MOODY
INTERNATIONAL

UKAS

QUALITY
MANAGEMENT
014

DIGITAL GAUSSMETER

DGM-102 operatres on the principle of Hall Effect in


Semiconductors. A semiconductor carrying current develops an
electromotive force, when placed in a magnetic field, in a
direction perpendicular to the direction of both electric current
and magnetic field. The magnitude of this e.m.f.is proportional to
the field intensity, if the current is kept constant. This e.m.f. is
called the Hall voltage. The small Hall Voltage is amplified
through a high stability amplifier so that a Millivoltmeter
connected at the output of the amplifier can be calibrated directly
in magnetic field unit (gauss).

DGM-102

Mag. Field Measurement

Excellent Linearity

IC Controlled Circuit

Excellent Stability

Applications
Wide application in industry where accurate
measurements of magnetic field is required.
Measurement of steady magnetic field e.g. in
loud speakers, dynamos, moving coil
instruments etc.
Useful in laboratory experiments involging
electromagnets.

Specifications
Range

0-2KG & 0-20KG

Resolution

1G at 0-2KG range

Accuracy

0.5%

Temperature

Upto 50C

Display

3 digit, 7 segment LED DPM with auto polarity and over flow indication

Power

220V 10%, 50Hz

Transducer

Hall Probe - InAs

Special Feature

Indicate the direction of the magnetic field

Weight

3Kg

Dimensions

280mm X 255mm X 120mm

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PROBE
Take out the probe alongwith the cable through the cutting provided on the rear side.
The probe is encapsulated in a non-magnetic sheath. It is connected to the instrument by
means of a four-core cable of suitable length and is normally kept inside the instrument. A transport
cap is provided for protection of probe. It is advisable that the probe should not be used at
temperature higher than 50 C. The probe is very delicate and hence it is advised that its cap is
inserted whenever the probe is not in use and kept inside the instrument alongwith the cable. Any
kind of strain on the probe element is to be avoided.
ZERO ADJUSTMENT
Switch on the instrument. The readings is adjusted to zero with 'ZERO' control with the probe
away from any magnetic field. The zero adjustment should be checked on X1 range.

MEASUREMENT
The range switch is now set to the appropriate range. The probe cap is removed and the probe
is kept in the magnetic field to be measured. The flat face of the probe is kept perpendicular to the
direction of the magnetic field. The reading of the meter multiplied by the range value gives the flux
density of the magnetic field in gauss. If the field strength is not known it is advisable to start with
X10 range.
DIRECTION OF MAGNETIC FIELD
If the magnetic field indicated by the gaussmeter is positive (without sign), the pole facing the
side of the Hall Probe marked 'N' is 'North Pole'.
SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS
Normally the resistance between the Red & Black wires (Current input terminals) of the
probe is about 1035 50 ohms and that between Yellow & Blue wires (Hall Voltage terminal) is 625
50 ohms. If any of these resistances is very high or short probe is taken to be defective.
After replacing the new Hall Probe it may be calibrated by adjusting the Hall Probe current to
the value given for the new probe with the help of a preset (1K) provided for it in the circuit.
Alternately it may be recalibrated with a standard magnet or gaussmeter.

1000 MFD

470 MFD

470 MFD

0.1 MFD

1000 MFD

7905

0.47 MFD

0.47 MFD

7805

7905

0.1 MFD

7805

Preset
TO E

1K

6.8 k

47E

-5V

TO E

HALL PROBE

IC 741

100 E

25 MFD

IC 741 6

+5V

DIGITAL GAUSSMETER, MODEL DGM-102


SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

DVM

900 E
100 E

36
5

37
4

38
3

39
2

40
1

7107

47 K

CONNECTIONS AS
INDICATED BY THE PIN
NUMBERS OF 7107

19

18 15

24

14

10

20 NC NC NC 19 22 17 NC 23 16 25 13 NC 12 11

35
6

+
v

d.p.
NC

6 NC 5 4

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM OF DIGITAL PANEL METER

4 X FND 507

ICL

34
7

100 pf

33
8

31
10

32
9

30
11

1K

29
12

100 K

28
13

IN PUT

27
14

100 K

26
15

6V

25
16

-5 V

24
17

+5V

23

0.1F

18

0.47
F

22
21

560

19
20

0.2
F

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