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Metallic glass ribbon probe for the measurement of the magnetic field, first and second order field gradients

Metallic glass ribbon probe for the measurement of the magnetic field, first and second order field gradients

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A stress-driven magnetoelastic amorphous metal ribbon probe is presented which demonstrates equivalent noise floors of 18pT/√(Hz) for the magnetic field, 23 pT/cm/√(Hz) for the first order field gradient, and 43 pT/cm2/√(Hz) for the second order field gradient.

Inspec keywords: electric sensing devices; magnetic field measurement; probes; magnetostrictive devices; magnetometers

Other keywords: field-annealed magnetostrictive ribbon; second order field gradient; gradiometer; magnetoelastic amorphous metal ribbon; metallic glass ribbon probe; first order field gradient; stress-driven type; three pickup coil pair arrangements

Subjects: Magneto-acoustic, magnetoresistive, magnetostrictive and magnetostatic wave devices; Magnetic variables measurement; Sensing devices and transducers; Magnetic instruments and techniques

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