An Experimental Study of Stable Operating Conditions for a High-Sensitivity Induction Gradiometer
Authors:
- Kunihisa TashiroKTKunihisa Tashiro
- Atsuya KakiuchiAKAtsuya Kakiuchi
- Ken-Ich MoriizumiKMKen-Ich Moriizumi
- Hiroyuki WakiwakaHWHiroyuki Wakiwaka
- 19 May 2009
- journal article
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
- Vol. 45 (6) , 2784-2787
Abstract
Stable operating conditions for a high-sensitivity induction gradiometer are studied experimentally. In order to reduce electrical interferences in our developed induction gradiometer, we construct a Faraday cage. It consists of copper mesh and wood, and is 2.0 mtimes1.8 mtimes1.8 m in size. Experimental results show that the inside of the cage can provide a quiet electrical environment where the electrical interference is suppressed. Choosing a suitable grounding point for the electronics, undesirable signals in the sensor output are cleaned. Observation of a weak magnetic field is also demonstrated.Keywords
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