Re: Measuring magnet field strenght

Have you looked into Hall Effect Sensors?
 
Have a look at this article: <a
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and this one: <a
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<a href="http://link.aip.org/link/?RSI****/77/086101/1"
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and this one: Quite a bit elaborated..
The magnetic field is measured by 3 orthogonal axes of Hall effect probes.
<a
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