Integrating fluxmeter with input current compensation to cancel

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Frequency of cyclic current or voltage

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324130, 330 9, G01R 3302, H03F 102

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ABSTRACT:
The integrating fluxmeter disclosed herein employs a second electronic integrator which operates during the intervals between test periods to adjust a compensating bias current, applied to the main integrator, to a value accurately canceling any residual drift. The integrating capacitor employed in this second electronic integrating circuit is of sufficient size so that the value of the compensating current does not vary significantly during a test period.

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patent: 3448393 (1969-06-01), Rice, Jr.
patent: 3509460 (1970-04-01), Mizrahi
patent: 3518563 (1970-06-01), Ainsworth
Gordon et al.; Use of Operational Amp for Meas. Flux. Density; Amer. Jour. of Phy.; vol. 38 No. 1; Jan. 1970; pp. 94-98.
Jaeger et al.; Dynamic Zero-Correction Method Suppesses Offset; Elec., Dec. 1972; pp. 109-110.

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