Journal Article

·2019

Optimizing the sensing properties of race-track fluxgates as a function of core layers

Hava Can , Emel Özkök YTU , Fedai İnanır YTU , I. Škorvánek , P. Švec , Uğur Topal

AIP conference proceedings

Abstract

In this study, we suggest an alternative design of the fluxgate sensors at race-track geometry. We have investigated the influence of the number of core layers on the sensor performance by making sensitivity and noise measurements. With this purpose, we have prepared four sensors which all have the same characteristics but consist of one, two, three and five layers of the magnetic ribbons. After finding the optimal number of core layers, optimization works were carried out on that sensor. We have finally achieved to get a sensitivity of ∼166 kV/T and a noise level of 18 pT/√Hz@1Hz respectively.

Keywords

Core (optical fiber) Track (disk drive) Computer science Function (biology) Race (biology) Telecommunications Geology Operating system

Subject Areas

Magnetic Field Sensors Techniques ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Non-Destructive Testing Techniques ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems ·Computer Networks and Communications ·Physical Sciences