Axial Probes are used to measure magnetic fields parallel to the probe handle, such as the field in a solenoid. The Hall element is located at the tip of the Probe. The Axial Probes are available in diameters of 0.098 inch (.248 cm) to 0.312 inch (.729 cm).

Oct 13, 2017 · Here’s the difference between the two probes: Axial probes are typically narrow, cylindrical rods, with a sensor lying flat against the tip, a feature that’s possible thanks to the sensor running parallel to the probe axis. Because of this design, axial probes are usually used by pushing its end directly against the surface being measured.

400 Series Hall probe features . Flexible probe configurations to suit your application; Several sensor types available with different performance characteristics; Most suited for field levels from earth field to very large electromagnets; Application-specific probe customization available

The ST Axial is a probe for use with the Gaussmeter Model GM2 that is great for measuring solenoids. Maximum Range/Resolution: ±19,999.9 G / 0.1 G; 20kG – 30kG /1G

Axial 400 Series Hall Probe Specifications. Click here for Hall probe active areas. By default, each probe has a 2 m long cable (except Model 410 and cryogenic probes). Also available: 6 m, 10 m, and 30 m lengths. Axial probes. Operating temperature range: 0 °C to +75 °C

Probes for F.W. Bell Magnetometers, Gaussmeters, and Teslameters, for measuring DC / AC Magnetic Fields. Transverse, Axial, & Low Field Hall-effect Probes for Model 5180, 5170, 8010, 8030, 6010

The AP002 Axial Hall Probe is robust and simple to apply. Suited to Hirst's GM09-1, GM08 and GM07 Gaussmeter models, the axial probe can be used for a wide range of applications. The probe comes as standard with a 1.5m cable and calibration certificate.

AP002 – Gaussmeter Probe for use with Gaussmeter, GM07, GM08 from Hirst Magnetic Instruments Ltd. Pricing and Availability on millions of electronic components from Digi-Key Electronics.

The AP002HS is a High Sensitivity Hall probe for those who need the capability of measuring magnetic flux density and magnetic field strengths within the range of 0- ±30.00 mT to 0 - ±300.0 µT or 0 - ±300.0G to ±3.000 G.

To decide which probe is best for your application, make sure you have an estimate of the measurement you expect. If it is likely to be a high reading, as standard sensitivity probe should be appropriate. See the tables below to compare the ranges of each probe type. Standard Probes (TP002 and AP002)