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A precision current stabilizer is described which is suitable for controlling an electromagnet. The circuit is adaptable to a wide range of current values. Applications to a cyclotron and to a beta-ray spectrometer are discussed. Currents have been stabilized over a period of several hours to better than 1 part in 50,000.
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