Conversion theory of magnetic anisotropy sensor.

A Novel Transformer-Based Single-to-Three Phase Conversion Technique Using Rotating Magnetic Field Theory

This paper presents a new single to three phase converter using rotating magnetic field transformer. Conventional transformers have been used in many converters aiming at supplementary improvements and they usually have no critical effect on the conversion technique. In this paper, the conversion technique is based on a special rotating magnetic field transformer in which there are two windings...

A review of Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility analysis of Indian dykes: Implications on magma emplacement

The analysis of Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility (AMS) is a powerful and rapid technique to examine the preferred orientations of mineral (magnetic) fabrics and can indicate the nature of a magma transport (vertical or lateral). The relationship between magnetic fabric and geometry of a dyke swarm enables us to understand magma emplacement processes. Depending on the mutual relationship of...

Effect of magnetic anisotropy on magnetic shaking

The effect of magnetic shaking on both the transverse and axial shielding factors ~TSF and ASF! is investigated using open-ended cylindrical shields made of Metglas 2705M amorphous ribbons. Shaking enhancement is found to be strongly dependent on the orientation of the magnetic anisotropy of the shielding material, that is, the anisotropy axis should be aligned along the corresponding shielding...

Nuclear conversion theory: molecular hydrogen in non-magnetic insulators

The hydrogen conversion patterns on non-magnetic solids sensitively depend upon the degree of singlet/triplet mixing in the intermediates of the catalytic reaction. Three main 'symmetry-breaking' interactions are brought together. In a typical channel, the electron spin-orbit (SO) couplings introduce some magnetic excitations in the non-magnetic solid ground state. The electron spin is exchange...

Exchange-controlled magnetic anisotropy