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The Magnetic Field Gradiometer

Name: The Magnetic Field Gradiometer
Creator: Fraser-Smith, A.C.
Keywords: Magnetic Field Gradiometers Magnetometers, Differential Magnetometers, Differe tial Magnetometers, MAD, Gradiometers, Magnetic Field Gradiometers, Magnetometers

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type , External research report 01 Feb 1983Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center

Authors: Fraser-Smith, A.C.;

doi: 10.21236/ada131477

The Magnetic Field Gradiometer

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Abstract : This report has two principal goals. First, to present a general review of magnetic field gradiometers and, second, to provide new data concerning these gradiometers, including new information about their response to magnetic dipole fields. A system of nomenclature is introduced that is consistent with the mathematical concept of gradient and which provides a basis for discussions of the different functions of magnetic field gradiometers and differential magnetometers. The distinction between component gradiometers and total field gradiometers is also stressed.

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Magnetic Field Gradiometers Magnetometers, Differential Magnetometers, Differe tial Magnetometers, MAD, Gradiometers, Magnetic Field Gradiometers, Magnetometers

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