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Electrical interference with pickup coil in induction magnetometer
In this paper, we consider electrical interference with pickup coil in an induction magnetometer. By using a dummy load in place the pickup coil, we confirm that there is no significant electrical interference with a differential-input type current-to-voltage converter. In order to reveal electrical interference with the pickup coil, we investigate the output voltage of the magnetometer as grounding condition parameters. From the number of experimental considerations, we formulate a suitable condition to solve the electrical interference problem.