Sensor for magnetizable materials

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324173, 324208, 336135, 336200, G01F 1506, G01P 3488, H01F 2106

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ABSTRACT:
A sensor for magnetizable materials is comprised of an inductive component and an evaluating circuit. The inductive component is constructed by thin-film techniques. The core is made of a ferromagnetic amorphous metal. Such a sensor can detect the presence of magnetizable materials with very high position accuracy. The sensor is employed in revolution counters and in angular-displacement transducers.

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