2016-04-04
The Research of Reciprocal Relations for Nonlinear Quadripole in the Magnetic Field
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 59, 71-75, 2016
Abstract
This paper deals with experimental verification of reciprocity relations for nonlinear quadripole, such as Hall transducer. We suppose that the matrix of quadripole resistances can be decomposed into the sum of matrices: linear and nonlinear. We experimentally confirmed the classical reciprocity relations for linear part of matrix of resistances.
Citation
Vyacheslav Ignatjev, Andrey Orlov, and Sergey Perchenko, "The Research of Reciprocal Relations for Nonlinear Quadripole in the Magnetic Field," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 59, 71-75, 2016.
doi:10.2528/PIERL16020207
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