Sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry
We developed a two-dimensional imaging method for weak magnetic charge distribution using a commercially available magnetic impedance sensor whose magnetic field resolution is 10 pT/Hz1/2 at 10 Hz. When we applied the vibrating sample magnetometry, giving a minute mechanical vibration to the sample...
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doaj-a58b4bb6582a402f9eab18d27a74ac4d2020-11-25T00:40:28ZengAIP Publishing LLCAIP Advances2158-32262017-05-0175056626056626-510.1063/1.4974016102791ADVSub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometryYoshiaki Adachi0Daisuke Oyama1Applied Electronics Laboratory, Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Kanazawa 920-1331, JapanApplied Electronics Laboratory, Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Kanazawa 920-1331, JapanWe developed a two-dimensional imaging method for weak magnetic charge distribution using a commercially available magnetic impedance sensor whose magnetic field resolution is 10 pT/Hz1/2 at 10 Hz. When we applied the vibrating sample magnetometry, giving a minute mechanical vibration to the sample and detecting magnetic signals modulated by the vibration frequency, the effects of 1/f noise and the environmental low-frequency band noise were suppressed, and a weak magnetic charge distribution was obtained without magnetic shielding. Furthermore, improvement in the spatial resolution was also expected when the signals were demodulated at the second harmonic frequency of the vibration. In this paper, a preliminary magnetic charge imaging using the vibrating sample magnetometry and its results are demonstrated.http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4974016 |
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Sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry |
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Sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry |
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Sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry |
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Sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry |
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sub-nano tesla magnetic imaging based on room-temperature magnetic flux sensors with vibrating sample magnetometry |
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We developed a two-dimensional imaging method for weak magnetic charge distribution using a commercially available magnetic impedance sensor whose magnetic field resolution is 10 pT/Hz1/2 at 10 Hz. When we applied the vibrating sample magnetometry, giving a minute mechanical vibration to the sample and detecting magnetic signals modulated by the vibration frequency, the effects of 1/f noise and the environmental low-frequency band noise were suppressed, and a weak magnetic charge distribution was obtained without magnetic shielding. Furthermore, improvement in the spatial resolution was also expected when the signals were demodulated at the second harmonic frequency of the vibration. In this paper, a preliminary magnetic charge imaging using the vibrating sample magnetometry and its results are demonstrated. |
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