Impedance shifts in a pre-magnetized GMI detection element preserve evidence of electromagnetic wave attacks on chips and SiPs after exposure.
Multiple magnetic frequencies derive an object's polarizability index to separate threats from personal items without divestment or high false alarms.
Magnetic-field-coupled fluorescence enables non-invasive process monitoring through containment walls with high resolution and broader application range.
Fluxgate receivers calculate an object's magnetic polarizability to distinguish firearms and electronics from non-threat items without divestment.
A probe applies easy- and hard-axis fields while measuring signal transmission to characterize aggregated magnetic particles precisely.
A sensor arrangement uses a magnetic field mediator to couple internal components with external detection apparatuses for process variable monitoring.
An anisotropic vector hysteresis analysis system applies a relaxation factor to stabilize convergence of estimated solution points on magnetic loops.
A thermomagnetic sensor uses alternating magnetic fields to measure temperature via ferromagnetic permeability changes without electrical contact.
A magnetic field sensor measures material permeability to calibrate the DC magnetic field in eddy current probes.
Multi-frequency electromagnetic sensors detect phase changes in magnetic fields to determine metal microstructure development rates.
Segmented signal and ground conductors concentrate current flow to measure high-frequency magnetic permeability in nanometer-scale MRAM layers.
A micro-magnetic detecting device measures magnetic induction intensity along a surface to identify defects without coupling agents.
Non-destructive measurement of coercive force and squareness ratio on moving tapes via the magnetic Kerr effect, replacing destructive static testing.
Movable permanent magnets replace heavy electromagnets to provide variable DC bias, enabling accurate defect detection in remote tubular inspections.
An alternating field generator drives a sensor array that maps permeability while compensating for secondary currents that distort measurement accuracy.
Segmenting the measuring unit allows scanning large-area samples without cutting, resolving size adaptability constraints.
Dual oscillation circuits measure frequency differences to detect magnetic permeability changes in subject materials.