Tensile Stress Sensor with Amorphous Ring Shape Core

Jacek Salach; Roman Szewczyk; Adam Bieńkowski; Michał Nowicki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.220-221.515

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Tensile Stress Sensor with Amorphous Ring Shape Core

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The paper presents the possibility of using amorphous materials as cores of tensile stress sensors. Application of thermal annealing of the core to increase magnetoelastic sensitivity is presented. Important parts of measuring system are the signal processing circuit of the sensor and the sensor control system. The results of measurements of the characteristics of the sensors with signal processing circuit are presented.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 220-221)

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515-519

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Jacek Salach*, Roman Szewczyk, Adam Bieńkowski, Michał Nowicki

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Amorphous Materials, Magnetoelasticity, Tensile Stress Sensors

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