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The AT-205/URM-6 loop sensor described in Test Method RE01 of MIL-STD-462 is one of the antennas designed for use with the Navy AN/URM-6B and Stoddart NM-10A receivers. These were the low frequency EMI meters that, in 1948, initiated the emphasis on EMI by the military departments and created the technical discipline we now know as Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Test Method RS101 of MIL-STD-461D/E/F requires radiated magnetic fields over the frequency range 30 Hz to 100 kHz (to 200 kHz for ISO 11452-8) to determine the susceptibility or immunity of the equipment under test (EUT). Two loop antennas are needed for compliance with the requirements. The radiating loop is 12 cm in diameter and the sensing loop (used for calibration) is 4 cm in diameter. The Solar Type 9230-1 Radiating Loophas been designed so that the SolarType 9229-1 Loop Sensorcan be attached at the required 5 cm distance to the back of the loop.

This handy device contains three 10 µF capacitors in a `Wye` configuration. Provides 10 µF capacitance from each line to neutral.

The transient format, repetition rate, and amplitude are selected using two controls on the front panel of theModel 2654-2.