Hall effect sensor for detecting an induced image magnet in a smooth material
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorFrederick John Jeffers
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorFrederick John Jeffers
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In order to measure the permeability of a magnetic material, a permanent magnet is positioned at a distance from the surface of a magnetic material. A first magnetic field sensor is placed proximate the magnetic material on the magnetic axis of the permanent magnet. The axis of sensitivity of the magnetic field sensor is perpendicular to the field of the permanent magnet and in a plane perpendicular to the surface of the magnetic material. A second magnetic field sensor for compensating for temperature and stray field effects can be positioned perpendicular to the magnetic axis of the permanent magnet with its axis of sensitivity parallel to the axis of sensitivity of the magnetic field sensor.
An induced field sensor apparatus comprising:
The method of measuring the magnetic permeability of a magnetic material having a surface, the method comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for measuring a magnetization field induced in a stationary, smooth surface magnetic material, said apparatus comprising:
The apparatus of 13 further including a second Hall effect magnetic field sensor having only a single axis of symmetry, said second magnetic field sensor being positioned proximate said surface of said magnetic material, said second magnetic field sensor having its axis of sensitivity oriented perpendicular to said axis of said permanent magnet.
The apparatus of 14 wherein said axis of sensitivity of said first magnetic field sensor and said axis of sensitivity of said second magnetic field sensor are parallel.
Apparatus for measuring the velocity of an electrically conductive nonmagnetic, smooth surface moving material, said apparatus comprising:
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