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From: "Ing. Hannes Mayer" <captain@...>
Subject: Re: [magnetometer] Re: Comments needed for my 3-axis magnetometer
(using HMC1022) design
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MarkD wrote:
> Hi Hannes,
>
> It doesn't suffer from vibrations, it would if I banged it lol, but no it
> seems fine.
>
> Do you still have a magnetometer on the go Hannes ?
Mark,
nope. Mag's are on the waiting list here for quite some
time. I'm more into radiation detection now.
But when I finally have the time and motivation, I'll
try your circuit that I also included on magnetometer.org
I'd love to build a (working) proton precession mag -
I actually started one a while ago - but that one never
worked since I don't have a powerful enough power supply
to drive the coil. And then the readout circuit is very
critical - high gain, loves to oscillate!
But one day...
See there comes my passion for particles into the game again.
Spinning protons and magnetic fields... WHOOOAAA :-)
Hi all, i'm currently doing a 3-axis magnetometer using 2 HMC1022 chips. However, i'm unsure if my schematic design is appropriate. Can somebody shed some...
Hi, Yes I am using it to detect the variation in Earth's magnetic field Best regards Emmanuel O. Abe +234(0)803-447-4604 Physics department, Federal...
Hi, Well the circuit you have posted has nowhere near enough gain to detect the disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field, the gain feedback resistor on your...
Hi Captain, how are things ? Jorge G. Dewey SITEG. ... De: Ing. Hannes Mayer <captain@...> Asunto: Re: [magnetometer] Re: Comments needed for my 3-axis...
Hi Hannes long time no see, If you want a schematic I'll draw one up for you but it's very simple, basically :- 1 x LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) 1 x 100k...
Hi Hannes, It doesn't suffer from vibrations, it would if I banged it lol, but no it seems fine. Do you still have a magnetometer on the go Hannes ? Mark From:...
... Mark, nope. Mag's are on the waiting list here for quite some time. I'm more into radiation detection now. But when I finally have the time and motivation,...
I think Silabs C8051F350 is best suited for this task. Uday ... From: Mark <mdennisond@...> Subject: [magnetometer] Re: Comments needed for my 3-axis...
Hi, this is probably a silly question... * I am on the other end of the magnetometer... * I know Nothing about electronics : ) * I do radio astronomy - solar...
Hi Steve I also have a solar flare detector used for GRB detection. http://www.infiltec.com/SID-GRB@home Yes, magnetometers can sometimes detect solar flares...
Hi David, thanks for that, * it sounds promising, * I suppose the main question now is o if the magnetometer can detect + a solar flare and + a car then o is...
Hi, is there a distinct difference between the two functions? right now, im testing my prototype, calibrating it as a compass with the voltage responding to...
Actually, i´m searching for a schematic of a gradiometer, using Honeywell ICs, so I´m open to some advice od idea about it. Anyway, there are two eyes...
Check the magneticsensors.com website for the ask the engineer section. Mark Amundson P.E. Magnetic Sensors Applications Engineer, Honeywell Aerospace 12001...
Thank you Mark. I will do it. Jorge G. Dewey SITEG. ... De: Amundson, Mark D (SENCOE) <mark.amundson@...> Asunto: RE: [magnetometer] Comments needed...
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