A miniature, low power two-axis Brown type ring. core magnetometer is described which can be used for motor vehicle detection. For relatively little power (±.8×10⁻⁴Tesla) with a sensitivity of 7μv/nT (both orthogonal axes) and a self noise at zero field less than 3nTp_p(.03 to 3 Hz). A low power digital feedback loop has been developed to null the magnetometer signal and compensate for temperature induced offset variations. The sensor is also suitable for a stationary short baseline gradiometer.
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