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Voltage step up circuit for magnetometric sensor

CA 2223767 A1 · Owner: Itozaki, Hideo · Inventors: Toyoda, Haruhisa; Nagaishi, Tatsuoki; Itozaki, Hideo

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The present invention provides an improved and simplified voltage step-up circuit (2) for a SQUID magnetometric sensor (1) which, provides step-up of a voltage signal generated by a SQUID element (11). The SQUID element is exited by a modulated signal using the FLL method. In an example, a step-up means (22) comprises only one step-up transformer (22T) working at room temperature and an electronic amplifier (22A). The voltage signal is first stepped up by the transformer. A signal processing means (23) processes the stepped up signal with the modulation signal to output a magnetic field measurement signal (V~). In another example a bias current source (21) is also connected to terminals …

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FiledDecember 4, 1997
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedDecember 4, 2017
Patent numberCA 2223767 A1
Classification (IPC)G01R33/03

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