Moving magnet meter having a closed magnetic circuit rotor

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With electromagnetic field

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324147, G01R 514

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040901319

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a moving magnet meter of inexpensive construction which has the greater sensitivity, linearity and immunity from extraneous fields of moving coil meters. The rotor consists of a closed magnetic circuit through which a permanent magnet flux flows. The flux intersects the turns of a stationary coil through which the current to be measured flows, part of the closed magnetic circuit rotating within the coil. The strength and area of the permanent magnet flux which intersects the coil is substantially constant throughout an operating angle for the rotor of at least 90.degree.. The return torque for the rotor is derived from a stationary permanent magnet which interacts with the rotor flux and provides a return torque which varies linearly with the rotor angle.

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patent: 3671861 (1972-06-01), Fleetman et al.
patent: 3777264 (1973-12-01), Erbert

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