Xuan Sun , Jingen Wu , Xianfeng Liang , Yiwei Xu , Jieqiang Gao , Hui Huang , Dengfeng Ju , Jinghong Guo , Zhongqiang Hu , Ming Liu
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Design and noise analysis of a based on nonlinear magnetoelectric effect
Nonlinear magnetoelectric (ME) effect has been utilized to shift low-frequency signals to the vicinity of the resonance frequency to enhance the resolution of magnetic field sensors. Current readout techniques for modulated ME sensors rely on spectrum analyzers to detect the sideband signals, which hinders the practical applications due to the bulkiness and complexity of the whole sensing system. A novel ME sensor module is presented in this study that includes the ME composites, a modulation coil, and a differential charge amplifier with the demodulation and filtering circuits in a compact module, facilitating the direct detection of low-frequency magnetic field signals. Additionally, an equivalent noise circuit for the modulated ME module has been established, allowing for theoretical analysis and optimization of its noise performance. As a result, the module has achieved the detection limit of 14 pT for the magnetic field at 1 Hz. This approach is expected to overcome the limitations inherent in existing readout techniques for modulated ME sensors, enhancing the practicality and efficiency of detecting low-frequency magnetic fields.
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