These compact, high performance fluxgate sensors with integral electronics provide precision measurements of static and alternating magnetic fields in three axes.
They are available in a variety of enclosures. Powered from any ±12V supply, outputs are in the form of three analogue voltages from 0 to ±10V, proportional to Bx, By and Bz.
The sensors have a very wide range of applications in physics, bioelectromagnetics, geophysical exploration,and defence
A range of power supply and data acquisition units are available
| Product name | Package | Noise specification* | Range in µT |
| Mag-03 | MC= Cylindrical MCFL = Cylindrical, connections via flying leads MCUP = Cylindrical, unpackaged MCTP = Cylindrical, two-part construction IE = Independent elements IEHV = Independent elements, for use in a high vacuum chamber MS = square section NC = no connector |
B – Basic L – Low Standard – no letter |
±70 ±100 ±250 ±500 ±1000 |
Example: Mag-03MC100 is a standard noise sensor with a range of ±100µT.
* If no “L” is specified then the sensor is standard noise.
Note: For some Mag-03 magnetometers (Mag-03 MCFL, MCTP, MCUP, IE), lead lengths must be specified and this
length is included in the product identification. For example, Mag-03MCFL250-1000 is a Mag-03MCFL with a range
of 250µT and flying leads of 1000mm.
| Performance | |
| Number of axes | Three |
| Polarity | +ve non-inverting output when pointing North |
| Bandwidth (-3dB) | 3kHz |
| Measurement noise floor: basic version standard version low noise version |
>10 to 20pTrms/√Hz at 1Hz 6 to ≤10pTrms/√Hz at 1Hz <6pTrms/√Hz at 1Hz |
| Scaling error | <±0.5% |
| Orthogonality error | <0.5° |
| Alignment error (Z axis to reference face) | <0.1° (Mag-03MS-NC only) |
| Single sensor axis to body | <3.5° (Mag-03IE sensors only) |
| Linearity error | <0.0015% |
| Frequency response | 0 to 1kHz maximally flat, ±5% maximum at 1kHz |
| Excitation breakthrough | <20mV pk-pk at 15.625kHz typical (3kHz bandwidth) <400mV pk-pk at 15.625kHz typical (5kHz bandwidth) |
- Magnetic field monitoring
• Use as feedback sensors in active magnetic field shielding systems
• Site surveys prior to MRI or Electron Microscope installation
• Electromagnetic surveys
• Aeromagnetic surveys
• Magnetic signature ranges