DocumentCode
1193570
Title
Stabilization of magnet current using Voltage standards
Author
Kim, Kyu-Tae ; Kim, Mun-Seog ; Park, Po Gyu ; Niemeyer, Juergen
Volume
41
Issue
10
fYear
2005
Firstpage
3760
Lastpage
3762
Abstract
A stable high current source is frequently used for various magnetic metrology applications such as magnetic field generation for γ´p, measurement and for testing various magnetic sensors. As a current stabilization method, a feedback scheme based on a voltage reference was previously suggested. We tested the feedback method for 1 A solenoid current using Zener voltage standard, and attained stability of 2×10-8. Comparing the result with previous one using programmable Josephson voltage standard, we found the limitation of the attained stability is mainly from the feedback scheme, not from the stability of voltage reference. The 1 A is magnitude of the SI ampere (A), and current at which the γp´ measurement is carried out.
Keywords
electric current control; electric potential; feedback; magnetometers; measurement standards; stability; voltage measurement; SI ampere; Zener voltage standard; current stabilization method; feedback method; feedback scheme; magnet current; magnetic field generation; magnetic metrology applications; magnetic sensors; programmable Josephson voltage standard; solenoid current; voltage standards; Current measurement; Feedback; Josephson junctions; Magnetic field measurement; Measurement standards; Metrology; Stability; Superconducting device noise; Testing; Voltage; Current control; magnetometers; measurement standards; voltage divider;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TMAG.2005.854878
Filename
1519436
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