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An inexpensive electrolytic analog was constructed with aluminum head geometry and tap water electrolyte. The analog provides a convenient method for field distribution studies of a wide range of magnetic head fields or other field geometries. This simple, easily performed method produces field data which compares very well with studies made by other techniques.
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