Method of operating an amorphous-magnetic-alloy sensor

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Stress in material measurement

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73728, 73DIG2, G01B 724, G01R 3318, G01L 916

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ABSTRACT:
The long-term measurement stability of a magnetostrictive effect strain or stress sensor that uses an amorphous magnetic alloy excited by a magnetic field is improved by generating a magnetic field from an electric current formed from a superposed alternating current waveform and a recurring rectangular current waveform that has a larger amplitude at its start-up and which converges to a smaller amplitude after a predetermined time period or an electric current formed from a superposed direct current component and an alternating current component having constant amplitude and a frequency that varies in a recurring manner between a high frequency and a lower frequency.

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