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TriField Flat verses Weighted Frequency Response


Weighted: The standard TriField Meter has a weighted frequency response that corresponds to the
potential current that would be induced into a body. As the frequency doubles, the amount of current
induced onto the body, over the same period of time, also doubles. The center frequency is 50Hz or 60Hz
specified at the time of order to correspond to the line frequency in your area/country.


If the 60Hz meter is in the presence of a 60Hz AC magnetic field with the energy level of 10 milligauss.
The meter will register 10 milligauss. If the same trifled meter is in the presence of a 120Hz AC magnetic
field with an energy level of 10 milligauss, the meter will register 20 milligauss, indicating the relative
induced energy impact on the body.


Flat: The flat TriField meter measurers the energy level present independent of the frequency of the
energy, provided that the frequency of the energy is between 30Hz and 1000Hz. This meter is
recommended for applications that are not related to the potential induced energy impact on a human body.



Frequency of a AC
Magnetic Field with a
level of 10 milligauss

Standard TriField 60Hz
Meter Response

Flat TriField Meter
Response

30Hz 5 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
60Hz 10 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
120Hz 20 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
240Hz 40 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
480Hz 80 Milligauss 10 Milligauss



Frequency of a AC
Magnetic Field with a
level of 10 milligauss

Standard TriField 50Hz
Meter Response

Flat TriField Meter
Response

30Hz 6 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
50Hz 10 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
100Hz 20 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
200Hz 40 Milligauss 10 Milligauss
400Hz 80 Milligauss 10 Milligauss