Okeil et al., 2018 - Google Patents
A perspective on magnetic field sensors operating under extreme high-temperature conditionsOkeil et al., 2018
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- 4105311314242266618
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- Okeil H
- Wachutka G
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- IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
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We compare alternative concepts of magnetic field sensors, which are capable of working under very high and even extreme temperature conditions, and outline their respective principal technological and physical limitations. We review basic work done in this field and …
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