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Low-noise flux-gate magnetic-field sensors using ring- and rod-core geometries
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MagnetismElectrical EngineeringEngineeringMagnetic Data StorageSensorsFlux GateRod-core SensorMagnetic ResonanceMagnetic RotationNoiseMagnetic DeviceMagnetic MeasurementRod-core GeometriesInstrumentationMagnetic SensorsMagnetic SensorMagnetic Medium
We have fabricated ring-core and single-domain rod-core flux-gate magnetic field sensors with 1/f noise levels at 1 Hz of 1.4 pT/Hz and 3.5 pT/Hz, respectively. These noise sensitivities were achieved by applying an electrical current through the core of the flux gate to magnetically bias the magnetic rotation of the core perpendicular to the easy-axis direction. We also found that in the rod-core sensor, the spatial correlation lengths of the magnetic fluctuations were 25 and 40 mm with and without the biasing current. The cross-power spectrum magnitude at 1 Hz was less than 200 fT/Hz.
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