Add to ORKGThe effect of demagnetizing factor and manufacturing procedure on noise of the fluxgate probes, manufactured from metallic glasses, is presented. The fluxgate probes were either tape-wound, or flat, wet-etched ringcore and race-track geometries. When combining low demagnetizing factor and high enough cross-section of the probe, a minimum in the noise dependence can be found. For 50 mm ringcores, in such minimum the noise value as low as 7 pTRMS in 0.1-10 Hz frequency band was achieved, which is very low for an as-cast tape, and has not been reported before. DOI: 10.12693/APhysPolA.126.10
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Fluxgate voltage output contains information about the measured DC magnetic field in amplitude of ev...
The effect of demagnetizing factor and manufacturing procedure on noise of the fluxgate probes, manu...
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AbstractSamples of electrodeposited fluxgate sensors with varying magnetostriction coefficient were ...
One of the sources of fluxgate noise is the noise originating in the magnetic core. Several paramete...
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International audienceGMI-based magnetometers offer a competitive alternative to well-established fl...
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In this paper we present a simple, cheap and effective method to obtain reduction of very low freque...
In this paper we present the effect of the thickness on the field-induced anisotropy of NiFe layers....
A new important advantage has been discovered for the fundamental-mode operation of the orthogonal f...
Fluxgate voltage output contains information about the measured DC magnetic field in amplitude of ev...
The effect of demagnetizing factor and manufacturing procedure on noise of the fluxgate probes, manu...
As a continuation of Part I this paper is devoted to fluxgate sensors that employ Fe77.5Si7.5B15 amo...
AbstractSamples of electrodeposited fluxgate sensors with varying magnetostriction coefficient were ...
One of the sources of fluxgate noise is the noise originating in the magnetic core. Several paramete...
A mathematical model for miniature fluxgate magnetometers is presented in the first part of this wor...
We electroplated NiFe thin-film over a copper layer using different current density. Magnetostricti...
One-step field annealing of Co-based metallic glass was chosen to acquire low-magnetostrictive mater...
AbstractIn this paper we studied multi-ring planar fluxgate with different number of rings. In parti...
The problems of calculation and measurement of magnetic noise (MN) are considered, the results of re...
International audienceGMI-based magnetometers offer a competitive alternative to well-established fl...
In this paper we show how an anisotropy perpendicular to the direction of excitation is favourable t...
In this paper we present a simple, cheap and effective method to obtain reduction of very low freque...
In this paper we present the effect of the thickness on the field-induced anisotropy of NiFe layers....
A new important advantage has been discovered for the fundamental-mode operation of the orthogonal f...
Fluxgate voltage output contains information about the measured DC magnetic field in amplitude of ev...