The THM1176 family combines the performance of a professional instrument with the usability of a consumer USB device.
Its range goes from the µT to 20 T, DC to 1 kHz, with ±1% accuracy. It simultaneously measures all three axes of the magnetic field, so you get a true field strength reading no matter how you hold the probe. The entire instrument has been reduced to a cable with a few fat spots, which can plug directly into your PC or into a battery-powered handheld computer.
The result is the most compact, lightweight, low-power, go-anywhere and measure-anything Hall magnetometer in the world.
With ranges of 0.1, 0.5, 3 and 20 T, precision of up to 0.3 mT and ±1% accuracy, the THM1176-HF is an excellent general-purpose magnetometer for medium to strong fields. Its revolutionary single-chip 3-axis Hall sensor measures 16.5x5.0x2.3 mm, with an active volume of only 150x150x10 µm, enabling 3-axis field measurements in small gaps and with strong gradients. Finally, spinning-current techniques minimize offset as well as the Planar Hall Effect.

Featuring the same specifications as the THM1176-HF, but with a probe measuring only 0.5x2x42 mm, the THM1176-HFC enables 3-axis measurements where they were formerly impossible - for example between the rotor and stator of large rotating machinery. How much do you trust your computational model? Now you can measure it!
If you just want to plug the THM1176 into the USB port of your computer, you need the Desktop Kit. The Handheld Kit, with its optional battery-operated handheld computer, takes the measurement from the lab bench to the field - although of course you can still use the instrument with your computer, too. If you need a single compact kit that can measure anything from µT to T, the Duo Kit includes both the THM1176-HF and THM1176-LF.
All kits include a zero gauss chamber and a CD with the manual, software for Windows and Mac, and all LabVIEW source code. The handheld kits include a carrying case with the handheld computer, charger, adapters and cables.
The computer interface complies with the USB, USBTMC/USB488, DFU, SCPI and VISA standards, and is compatible with Windows, Macintosh and Linux based computers.
The extra cost of multiple sensors is often more than offset by the reduced mechanical complexity of the jig. Other important benefits
include faster scanning, better positioning precision, and better
reproducibility.
The predecessor of the THM1176, the Three-axis Hall Magnetometer THM7025, also known as the ETM-1, is no longer in production. Of course we continue to support and calibrate this instrument, and manuals and software continue to be available for download.