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A gravity gradiometer is an instrument that measures the spatial rate of change of the components of the gravity field. In contrast to a gravimeter, which measures the strength of the gravity field, a gradiometer is more sen- sitive to the high-frequency spatial variations in the field.

SmartMag – the World's most advanced and portable magnetometer based on the Overhauser effect. The instrument is designed for precise measurement of magnetic field.

A gravity gradiometer is an instrument that measures the spatial rate of change of the components of the gravity field. In contrast to a gravimeter, which measures the strength of the gravity field, a gradiometer is more sen- sitive to the high-frequency spatial variations in the field.

A gradiometer measures the gradient (numerical rate of change) of a physical quantity, such as a magnetic field or gravity. Scientist making a magnetic survey with an axial gradiometer.

SmartMag – the World's most advanced and portable magnetometer based on the Overhauser effect. The instrument is designed for precise measurement of magnetic field.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is the most precise technology to measure magnetic fields, and the PT2026 is the most precise NMR magnetometer on the market.

A gradiometer measures the gradient (numerical rate of change) of a physical quantity, such as a magnetic field or gravity. Scientist making a magnetic survey with an axial gradiometer.

Accuracy represents how far from the true magnetic field the measurement is. For example, if a magnetometer reads 101uT in an actual field of 100uT, then the accuracy is 1%. The same magnetometer could have noise of 1pT, and so able to measure 101.000001uT, it remains that there is a 1% error from the true reading.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is the most precise technology to measure magnetic fields, and the PT2026 is the most precise NMR magnetometer on the market.

When selecting magnetometers, buyers should consider the specific type of magnetometer technology, its form, its outputs and interfaces, and its design specifications.

Accuracy represents how far from the true magnetic field the measurement is. For example, if a magnetometer reads 101uT in an actual field of 100uT, then the accuracy is 1%. The same magnetometer could have noise of 1pT, and so able to measure 101.000001uT, it remains that there is a 1% error from the true reading.

The gradiometer is a magnetometer which measures the change in the magnetic field (the gradient of the field). Compared to a magnetometer this increases the measurement accuracy and the sensitivity to regional changes of the Earth's magnetic field. Both measuring systems can also be used on the water.

When selecting magnetometers, buyers should consider the specific type of magnetometer technology, its form, its outputs and interfaces, and its design specifications.

Gradiometer consists of two coils, and the data recorded of such a pair reflects the gradient of the magnetic field, measured in Tesla per distance unit. In contrast, magnetometers measure the magnetic field using one coil only, resulting in a measure in Tesla.

The gradiometer is a magnetometer which measures the change in the magnetic field (the gradient of the field). Compared to a magnetometer this increases the measurement accuracy and the sensitivity to regional changes of the Earth's magnetic field. Both measuring systems can also be used on the water.

Accuracy of the Fluxgate Magnetometer Because the sensitivity can be calibrated with the accuracy of 0.1%, measured values can also be obtained with the same level of accuracy.

Gradiometer consists of two coils, and the data recorded of such a pair reflects the gradient of the magnetic field, measured in Tesla per distance unit. In contrast, magnetometers measure the magnetic field using one coil only, resulting in a measure in Tesla.

Accuracy of the Fluxgate Magnetometer Because the sensitivity can be calibrated with the accuracy of 0.1%, measured values can also be obtained with the same level of accuracy.

Accuracy of the Fluxgate Magnetometer Because the sensitivity can be calibrated with the accuracy of 0.1%, measured values can also be obtained with the same level of accuracy.