Giant magneto-impedance effect sensing probe based on flexible circuit board
A flexible circuit board and giant magneto-impedance technology, applied in the field of magnetic field detection, can solve the problems of increasing probe size, poor consistency, and low detection sensitivity, and achieve the effect of reducing additional impedance, improving sensitivity, and good anti-interference ability.
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[0013] The bottom surface and the front circuit diagram of the double-layer flexible circuit board adopted in a specific embodiment of the present invention are respectively as follows image 3 and Figure 4 shown. The flexible circuit board has a thickness of 130 μm, a length of 12 mm, and a width of 6 mm. The disk marked 0 is a via hole, which connects the upper and lower wires at one end. The discs marked 1 and 2 are pads with two wires at the other end, and the double-strand wires are soldered to these two pads and then lead out. The circular hole marked with 3 is a threading hole reserved for the twin-strand wire. The wires on the front circuit board are disconnected through the strip-shaped pads 4 and 5, and the gap width between the two pads is 1mm. On the bottom surface and the front surface of the circuit board, there are two marking lines perpendicular to the two sides of the gap, and the marking lines are used to mark the magnetic field detection points. Co wit...
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