Device for the processing of a signal coming from a sensor with

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – With compensation for test variable

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324609, 324 7644, 381115, 381 99, 381100, G01R 3134

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosure relates to devices for the measurement of signals in the field of wideband phenomena. More precisely, a device is disclosed for the processing of electrical signals coming from a derivative type of sensor designed to measure an electrical or magnetic field, currents, surface charges or other derivative variables, said processing including the computation of the primitive of the part of said signal having a spectral frequency higher than a low frequency f.sub.1, the device comprising:

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