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  • Orene
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    Minimum distance between 10HS sensors Link to this post

    6 October 2010 at 1:57am

    Dear colleagues,

    10HS volume os influence is higher than elder sensors. What's the minimum distance between 10HS sensors that you recommend? Does exist any kind of interference if they are close together?

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    Re: Minimum distance between 10HS sensors Link to this post

    6 October 2010 at 10:35am

    The electric field emitted by the sensors extends 5 cm out from the edge of the probe so you must have at LEAST that distance between your probe and any other object. A little more would be better. If your sensors are being excited and read simultaneously you will have to keep them 10 cm apart or they will interfere with each other and your data will be crazy.

    Note: All of our other sensors require only 2 cm of distance between the sensor and other objects.

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