Research on Two-dimensional Vector Magnetic Field Sensing Characteristics of All-fiber Magnetic Field Sensor Based on the Magnetostrictive Effect

Li, Ning; Qin, Shangpeng; Nong, Jie; Zhang, Zhenrong; Yu, Yang

doi:10.1109/icait56197.2022.9862778

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“…Nevertheless, the vector magnetic field sensor proposed in this paper still requires further refinement. Firstly, although the magnetic field sensitivity has been improved by a factor of 5.7 compared to our previous work [ 29 ], there is still room for further enhancement. Secondly, the fixed structure of the proposed vector sensor is susceptible to environmental factors, compromising its stability.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 71%

Characterization of Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on the Magneto-Strictive Effect

Chen

Zhang

et al. 2023

Sensors

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Fiber-optic magnetic field sensors have garnered considerable attention in the field of marine monitoring due to their compact size, robust anti-electromagnetic interference capabilities, corrosion resistance, high sensitivity, ease of multiplexing and integration, and potential for large-scale sensing networks. To enable the detection of marine magnetic field vector information, we propose an optical fiber vector magnetic field sensor that integrates three single-axis sensors in an orthogonal configuration. Theoretical analysis and experimental verification are conducted to investigate its magnetic field and temperature sensing characteristics, and a sensitivity matrix is established to address the cross-sensitivity between the magnetic field and temperature; experimental tests were conducted to assess the vector response of the three-dimensional (3D) vector sensor across the three orthogonal axes; the obtained experimental results illustrate the commendable magnetic field vector response exhibited by the sensor in the orthogonal axes, enabling precise demodulation of vector magnetic field information. This sensor presents several advantages, including cost-effectiveness, easy integration, and reliability vectorially. Consequently, it holds immense potential for critical applications in marine magnetic field network detection.

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Characterization of Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on the Magneto-Strictive Effect

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Zhang

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“…Sensors based on the ribbon type can also support quasi-distributed magnetic field detection. Regarding the research results provided by Li et al [ 80 ], the sensor with FBGs cascaded manifests a good vector property in a 2D vector magnetic field, which also realizes the simultaneous measurement of the magnetic field and temperature ( Figure 10 b). The proposed sensor has a compact and simple structure, which can be applied in the quasi-distributed magnetic field sensing research, but the issue of low sensitivity should be solved.…”

Section: Sensors Based On All-solid Magnetic Materials (Asmms)mentioning

confidence: 90%

“… Magnetic field fiber sensors based on the ribbon–type transducer with ( a ) a single-point structure [ 78 ], ( b ) a cascaded structure [ 80 ], and ( c ) a quasi-distributed structure (reprinted with permission from Ref. [ 82 ], 2022, MDPI).…”

Section: Sensors Based On All-solid Magnetic Materials (Asmms)mentioning

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Research Progress on Magneto-Refractive Magnetic Field Fiber Sensors

Wei

Wang

et al. 2023

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The magnetic field is a vital physical quantity in nature that is closely related to human production life. Magnetic field sensors (namely magnetometers) have significant application value in scientific research, engineering applications, industrial productions, and so forth. Accompanied by the continuous development of magnetic materials and fiber-sensing technology, fiber sensors based on the Magneto-Refractive Effect (MRE) not only take advantage in compact structure, superior performance, and strong environmental adaptability but also further meet the requirement of the quasi-distributed/distributed magnetic field sensing; they manifest potential and great application value in space detection, marine environmental monitoring, etc. Consequently, the present and prevalent Magneto-Refractive Magnetic Field Fiber Sensors (MR-MFSs) are briefly summarized by this paper, proceeding from the perspective of physicochemical properties; design methods, basic performance and properties are introduced systematically as well. Furthermore, this paper also summarizes key fabrication techniques and future development trends of MR-MFSs, expecting to provide ideas and technical references for staff engaging in relevant research.

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Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on Magnetic Fluid: Progress and Prospect

Zhang,

Qian,

Wang

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas.

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Research on Two-dimensional Vector Magnetic Field Sensing Characteristics of All-fiber Magnetic Field Sensor Based on the Magnetostrictive Effect

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Characterization of Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on the Magneto-Strictive Effect

Characterization of Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on the Magneto-Strictive Effect

Research Progress on Magneto-Refractive Magnetic Field Fiber Sensors

Fiber-Optic Vector Magnetic Field Sensors Based on Magnetic Fluid: Progress and Prospect

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