This invention discloses a weak
magnetic field signal conditioning device, comprising a high-frequency
signal generation unit, a magnetoresistive full-bridge induction unit, an instrument
differential amplifier unit, a secondary alternating
amplifier unit, a phase-sensitive
detector unit, and a filtering unit. The high-frequency
signal generation unit provides a modulation signal to the magnetoresistive full-bridge induction unit and a reference signal of the same frequency and phase to the phase-sensitive
detector unit. The magnetoresistive full-bridge induction unit adopts a spatially orthogonal
layout, capturing a three-dimensional
magnetic field vector and converting it into a differential electrical signal. The differential signal is amplified by two stages of low-
noise amplification by the instrument
differential amplifier unit and the secondary alternating
amplifier unit, and then sent to the phase-sensitive
detector unit for synchronous
demodulation. Finally, the filtering unit outputs a DC or low-frequency signal reflecting the
magnetic field strength. This invention, through a hardware-level modulation-
demodulation architecture combined with the lock-in amplification principle, extracts
nanosecond-level weak transient magnetic signals with a high signal-to-
noise ratio under strong
electromagnetic interference, achieving deep
noise stripping and possessing advantages such as high measurement accuracy, strong adaptability, and stable reliability.