A Design of Micro Magnetic Detection and Localization System

Shuang Cheng Wei; Jia Hao Deng; Yan Hua Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.130-134.3933

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A Design of Micro Magnetic Detection and Localization System

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Magnetic detection and localization is becoming a hot point in the past twenty years. Amorphous wire is a promising material to produce high performance magnetic sensor for GMI effect. A high sensitivity micro magnetic sensor is designed and a processing circuit is presented in this paper. Based on the processor TMS320F28335, the magnetic signal of ferromagnetic target can be sampled and processed.

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Shuang Cheng Wei, Jia Hao Deng, Yan Hua Pan

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Amorphous Wire, Digital Signal Processor (DSP), GMI Effect, Micro Magnetic Sensor

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