Magnetic field sensors based on gold nanofilm, which are operable in the new generation fusion reactors environment

Prystopiuk, O.; Bolshakova, І.; Radishevskiy, M.; Vasiliev, O. S.

doi:10.1109/ukrmico.2017.8095402

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“…Magnetic field sensors are used in numerous application contexts such as position sensing, speed detection, current detection, contactless switches, vehicle detection, and electronic compasses, just to cite a few [18,19,20,21,22,23].…”

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Polymeric Transducers: An Inkjet Printed B-Field Sensor with Resistive Readout Strategy

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Baglio

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et al. 2019

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Magnetic field sensors are successfully used in numerous application contexts such as position sensing, speed detection, current detection, contactless switches, vehicle detection, and electronic compasses. In this paper, an inkjet printed magnetic sensor, based on the magneto-mechanical sensing principle, is presented together with a physical model describing its physical behavior and experimental results. The main novelties of the proposed solution consist of its low cost, rapid prototyping (printing and drying time), disposability, and in the use of a commercial low-cost printer. A measurement survey has been carried out by investigating magnetic fields belonging to the range 0–27 mT and for different values of the excitation current forced in the actuation coil. Experimental results demonstrate the suitability of both the proposed sensing strategy and model developed. In particular, in the case of an excitation current of 100 mA, the device responsivity and resolution are 3700 µε/T and 0.458 mT, respectively.

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Section: The Inkjet Printed (Ijp) B-field Sensormentioning

confidence: 99%

Polymeric Transducers: An Inkjet Printed B-Field Sensor with Resistive Readout Strategy

Andò

Baglio

Crispino

et al. 2019

Sensors

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“…Prominent examples are the magnetic sensors used in almost all machinery and plant engineering as position switches or incremental counter. [1,2] This sensor class enables contactless and wear-free distance, position or rotation speed measurement. [3,4] The core element of magnetic sensors is a permanent magnet.…”

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Evaluating the dynamic‐mechanical and thermal stability of polyphenylene sulfide composites filled with magnetic filler for sensor applications

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Isotropic polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) composites filled with the magnetic fillers strontium ferrites (SrFeO) and neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) at two concentrations of 52 vol.% and 60 vol.% were prepared by the injection molding technique without use of an external magnetic field. Frequency sweeps shows that the mechanical frequency has little influence on the strength of all PPS samples and only ensures a higher mobility of the PPS chain ends at high frequency. Increasing the magnetic filler content and the use of NdFeB instead of SrFeO provide the PPS composites a larger structural robustness making them more resistant to mechanical loads and mechanically more stable. The temperature behavior of the PPS composites shows independently of the filler a strong softening from 80 C. Nevertheless, larger operating temperatures below the glass transition temperature appear realistic. K E Y W O R D Sdynamic-mechanical and thermal analysis, neodymium iron boron, plastic bonded magnets, polyphenylene sulfide, strontium ferrite

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Magnetic field sensors based on gold nanofilm, which are operable in the new generation fusion reactors environment

Cited by 2 publications

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Polymeric Transducers: An Inkjet Printed B-Field Sensor with Resistive Readout Strategy

Polymeric Transducers: An Inkjet Printed B-Field Sensor with Resistive Readout Strategy

Evaluating the dynamic‐mechanical and thermal stability of polyphenylene sulfide composites filled with magnetic filler for sensor applications

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