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Functional Study of Fluxgate Sensors with Amorphous Wires Cores

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The amorphous material Co-based wires as the sensing element in Vacquier type sensor was studied. The magnetic material used in these sensors is CoFeSiB wires produced at the harbin Institute of Technical Physics and prepared by melt extraction. The sensor's functional parameters were measured. The sensor sensitivity is 3.1mV/μT. The measurements demonstrate the usability of the sensor in a magnetometer for both continuous and alternating magnetic field measurements.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 187)

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257-260

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.187.257

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February 2011

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Chang Chun Dong, Wei Ping Chen, Xiao Wei Liu, Zhi Ping Zhou

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Amorphous Wire, Fluxgate, Microwire Fluxgate Magnetometer

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