Peculiarities of Changes in the Desired Signal of a Magnetic Anisometer under Rotation of Its Attachable Sensor
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Abstract
The way the rotation and speed of the sensor in a permanent-magnet anisometer affect its readings when inspecting the stress-strained state of ferromagnetic articles has been studied. Regularities of changes in the longitudinal and transverse magnetic-field strength components during sensor rotation have been revealed. A degree to which both components depend on the rotation speed has been demonstrated.
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OpenAlex topics: Electric Power Systems and Control · Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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