Methods and systems for seismic sensors

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Receivers

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C367S013000, C367S182000, C367S183000

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07929379

ABSTRACT:
Methods and systems for determining coil eccentricity of seismic sensors configured or designed for use in seismic signal detection. A direct electrical current is applied to a moving coil of a seismic sensor such that the moving coil is dislocated from a neutral position relative to the magnetic field in the seismic sensor. A predetermined indicator is measured and eccentricity of the coil (δ) relative to the center of the magnetic filed is determined using the predetermined indicator.

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