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11. Performance

11.1. Frequency Response

Typical amplitude, phase response and bandwidth are shown in the product brochure.

11.2. Noise

The Mag-03 range includes different noise versions that are specified in the product brochure. 
These versions correspond to the internal noise of the sensor, which can only be achieved in a 
shielded environment where no external fields are present.

11.3. Excitation Frequency

The output signal for each axis will also contain breakthrough, which is a residual signal 
associated with the excitation frequency. (See the product brochure for frequency and level of 
breakthrough.) All Bartington Instruments power supply and signal conditioning units have a filter 
to remove the breakthrough.

Note: 

When using a non-Bartington Instruments power supply, it will be necessary to 

provide a filter to remove the breakthrough. Not doing so will lead to a higher noise level 
than that specified. See application note ‘AN0042: Connecting your own Power Supply to a 
Bartington Magnetic Field Sensor’ from Bartington Instruments for further information.

11.4. Over Range

As the field in any axis approaches the full scale value, the output will rise in proportion until 
it reaches a value of approximately 1V less than the relevant supply line. The output will then 
saturate and remain at this level regardless of any further rise in the field.

Note: 

Very high fields, in the hundreds of mT or higher, should be avoided as they may give 

rise to a permanent shift in offset in the region of a few nT, measured at zero field.

12. Signal Processing

All Bartington Instruments power supply and data acquisition products feature a degree of signal 
processing. The most comprehensive processing is provided by the SCU1 signal conditioning unit, 
which provides filters with independent control of the low and high pass filter sections, together 
with offset and gain control for the output of each axis. The PSU1, Magmeter, Spectramag-6 and 
Mag-03DAM all contain a single low pass and high pass filter.

Summary of Contents for Mag-03

Page 1: ...BARTINGTON INSTRUMENTS Copyright Bartington Instruments Page 1 of 14 OM1004 29 www bartington com INNOVATION IN MAGNETICS Operation Manual for Mag 03 Three Axis Magnetic Field Sensors OM1004 29...

Page 2: ...ors 6 7 1 Cables 6 7 2 Mating Connectors 6 7 3 Mag03MSS TC 7 8 Accessories 7 8 1 Mag 03 Calibration Unit 7 8 2 Mounting Accessories 7 9 Mounting 7 10 Operation 8 10 1 Connector Pin Allocation 8 10 2 I...

Page 3: ...of 14 OM1004 29 11 4 Over Range 11 12 Signal Processing 11 13 Troubleshooting Care and Maintenance 12 13 1 Troubleshooting 12 13 2 Care and Maintenance 12 14 Storage Transport 12 15 Disposal 13 15 1...

Page 4: ...t if the warning is ignored Caution Indicates a situation in which bodily injury or damage to your instrument or both could result if the caution is ignored Identifies items that must be disposed of s...

Page 5: ...the centre lines of the package directly beneath the diagram on the label Details of the enclosures mounting connector dimensions connector pin allocation and the position of the sensing elements rel...

Page 6: ...ust be ordered separately Note Customers manufacturing their own cables must ensure the cables are shielded to prevent them picking up EM electromagnetic interference Note The connecting cable to the...

Page 7: ...vailable described in further detail in the product brochure These produce a sinusoidal alternating magnetic field of defined frequency and magnitude The units provide a reference magnetic field for c...

Page 8: ...tems 10 3 Power Supplies The normal power supply of the sensors is shown in the product brochure The ideal power supply units are those manufactured by Bartington Instruments and listed at www barting...

Page 9: ...ly currents Note On long cables the minimum current in the power ground conductor will give rise to an appreciable potential difference between the power supply end and the sensor end of the power gro...

Page 10: ...ting Power Caution Check that the polarity of the supply is correct Using the power supply provided by Bartington Instruments will guarantee that the polarity is correct as it is impossible to connect...

Page 11: ...will lead to a higher noise level than that specified See application note AN0042 Connecting your own Power Supply to a Bartington Magnetic Field Sensor from Bartington Instruments for further informa...

Page 12: ...agnosis of faults within the unit Much of this equipment is beyond the scope of normal service facilities In the event of any apparent malfunction email service bartington com or telephone the Barting...

Page 13: ...bout disposing of your sensor safely check local regulations for disposal of electrical electronic products 15 1 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Regulations Bartington Instruments Mag 0...

Page 14: ...ngland The copyright of this document is the property of Bartington Instruments Ltd Bartington is a registered trademark of Bartington Instruments Limited in the following countries Australia Brazil C...

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