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The construction of a device known as a ``peaking strip'' and its use in the measurement of static and dynamic magnetic fields to an accuracy of approximately ±0.02 gauss is described. Fields up to several hundred gauss are easily measured using air-cooled back bias coils. Using water-cooled back bias coils, the range is extended to the kilogauss region.
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