Magnelab FCT high-speed pulse RF current transformer EMC test high-frequency high-current probe

Magnelab ultra-high-speed current transformer (FCT) can precisely isolate unipolar, bipolar, pulse, or AC measurements.

This product series can measure currents from microampere level to 20kA in the frequency range from 0.5Hz to 500MHz.
The output signal of the FCT is a voltage waveform output with a certain proportion of the measured current, which can be analyzed on oscilloscopes, RF power meters, spectrum analyzers, or custom interface circuits.
Magnelab FCT offers outstanding performance, offering 7 ranges and 5 case sizes, and can be terminated using SMA or BNC connectors.
All FCTs come with calibration certificates and factory test data to ensure optimal performance.
For special application requirements, Magnelab can provide customized FCT ultra-high-speed current transformers to meet user requirements.
FCTs can measure pulses with rising edges as low as 200 ps (picoseconds) and bandwidths exceeding 2GHz, or continuous pulse group signals.
As an ultra-high-speed current transformer, Magnelab FCT is the world's most sensitive and fastest current sensor.

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Main advantages of Magnelab current transformers:

• higher frequency cutoff ensures more faithful presentation of fast transients

• Low-intensity signal measurement sensitivity up to five times

• higher Within a wider bandwidth, amplitude response accuracy is higher, at ±0.5

• % has lower phase shift within the nominal bandwidth

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Application fields and industrial fields include:

• High-frequency lightning ballasts for

  measurement

• laser and plasma research

• EMC and EMI research

• semiconductor gate switch

• power system efficiency measurement, harmonics, and transients

• lightning research and simulation testing

• capacitors and electrostatic discharge

• corona wire discharge

• partial discharge measurement

• key circuit current fluctuation monitoring

• microelectronic plasma processing