# Magnetic Calibration System With Interference Compensation

@article{Janoek2019MagneticCS,
title={Magnetic Calibration System With Interference Compensation},
author={Michal Jano{\vs}ek and Michael Dressler and Vojtěch Petrucha and Andrey Chirtsov},
journal={IEEE Transactions on Magnetics},
year={2019},
volume={55},
pages={1-4}
}
• Published 1 January 2019
• Physics
• IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
This paper describes a novel method for calibrating dc-precise magnetometers in the low field range ( $\pm 100~\mu \text{T}$ ), which gives acceptable results even in laboratory conditions with significant magnetic interference. By introducing a closely mounted reference magnetometer and a specific calibration procedure, it is possible to compensate for the external magnetic field disturbances caused, e.g., by the local transportation operated with dc power supplies. The field compensation…
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