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An absolute SQUID magnetometer
John Gallop,W. Radcliffe +1 more
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In this article, a prototype free precession magnetometer is described which uses a SQUID to detect the precessing nuclear magnetisation of a sample of 3He and the expected sensitivity is compared with that of a simple SQUID.Abstract:
A prototype free precession magnetometer is described which uses a SQUID to detect the precessing nuclear magnetisation of a sample of3He. The expected sensitivity is compared with that of a simple SQUID . Other advantages to be gained from this low noise absolute magnetometer are also discussed.read more
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