Translated to English from paper in Japanese, originally published in: Memoirs of the Kakioka Magnetic Observatory, Vol.24, No.1, 1-13, 1990 with permission of the authors. ON THE ACCURACY OF FLUX-GATE MAGNETOMETERS - Ca

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Unit 7 - Measuring Earth’s Magnetic Field VISUAL AID: “Magnetometers” A fluxgate magnetometer measures the strength of Earth’s magnetic field. An induction magnetometer measures how fast Earth’s magnetic field

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G-824A CESIUM MAGNETOMETER  Airborne and Vehicle Applications with MultiSensor Array Capability 

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Achieving Better Sensitivity, Smaller Size, Lower Cost, & Lower Power Use Objective Our goal is to develop the scientific expertise needed to allow modeling and simulation to become the driving force in improving

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IMPLEMENTATION OF A THREE-AXIS MAGNETOMETER ON-BOARD ATTITUDE SIMULATORS Zarrin K. Chua Advisor: Dr. Christopher Hall Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Bla

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Design and Calibration Techniques for Improved Small Satellite Performance Introduction Magnetometers are a common sensor for attitude determination in low-Earth orbit because of their simplicity and low cost; however, t

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CONCLUSIONS FROM THE LEVEL 1b CAL/VAL WORKSHOPS Sean Bruinsma(1) , David Knudsen(2) , Hermann L¨ uhr(3) , Stefan Maus(4) , Nils Olsen(5) , Pieter Visser[removed])

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Table 3 shows the components for 2004 at sea level for different geographic coordinates. The vector components whose magnitudes are the numbers Bx, By and Bz are defined in units of nano-teslas (nT), B is the total field

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the field is turned off, and the current produced by the low-frequency radio signal from the gyrating protons is measured. Although this device sounds complicated, in fact it is well within the skill of an amateur scient

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