Magnetic Data Acquisition System

Magnetic Data Acquisition System
Author: Gerard Blokdyk
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Total Pages: 140
Release: 2018-05-23
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ISBN: 9781719447027

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A Hybrid Data Acquisition System for Magnetic Measurements of Accelerator Magnets

A Hybrid Data Acquisition System for Magnetic Measurements of Accelerator Magnets
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Release: 2011
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A hybrid data acquisition system was developed for magnetic measurement of superconducting accelerator magnets at LBNL. It consists of a National Instruments dynamic signal acquisition (DSA) card and two Metrolab fast digital integrator (FDI) cards. The DSA card records the induced voltage signals from the rotating probe while the FDI cards records the flux increment integrated over a certain angular step. This allows the comparison of the measurements performed with two cards. In this note, the setup and test of the system is summarized. With a probe rotating at a speed of 0.5 Hz, the multipole coefficients of two magnets were measured with the hybrid system. The coefficients from the DSA and FDI cards agree with each other, indicating that the numerical integration of the raw voltage acquired by the DSA card is comparable to the performance of the FDI card in the current measurement setup.

LBL Magnetic-Measurements Data-Acquisition System

LBL Magnetic-Measurements Data-Acquisition System
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Release: 1983
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The LBL Magnetic Measurements Engineering (MME) Group has developed a Real-Time Data Acquisition System (DAS) for magnetic measurements. The design objective was for a system that was versatile, portable, modular, expandable, quickly and easily reconfigurable both in hardware and software, and inexpensive. All objectives except the last were attained. An LSI 11/23 microcomputer is interfaced to a clock-calendar, printer, CRT control terminal, plotter with hard copy, floppy and hard disks, GPIB, and CAMAC buses. Off-the-shelf hardware and software have been used where possible. Operational capabilities include: (1) measurement of high permeability materials; (2) harmonic error analysis of (a) superconducting dipoles and (b) rare earth cobalt (REC) and conventional quadrupole magnets; and (3) 0.1% accuracy x-y mapping with Hall probes. Results are typically presented in both tabular and graphical form during measurements. Only minutes are required to switch from one measurement capability to another. Brief descriptions of the DAS capabilities, some of the special instrumentation developed to implement these capabilities, and planned developments are given below.

Magnetic Field Response Measurement Acquisition System

Magnetic Field Response Measurement Acquisition System
Author: National Aeronaut Administration (Nasa)
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Total Pages: 40
Release: 2020-08-05
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A measurement acquisition method that alleviates many shortcomings of traditional measurement systems is presented in this paper. The shortcomings are a finite number of measurement channels, weight penalty associated with measurements, electrical arcing, wire degradations due to wear or chemical decay and the logistics needed to add new sensors. The key to this method is the use of sensors designed as passive inductor-capacitor circuits that produce magnetic field responses. The response attributes correspond to states of physical properties for which the sensors measure. A radio frequency antenna produces a time-varying magnetic field used to power the sensor and receive the magnetic field response of the sensor. An interrogation system for discerning changes in the sensor response is presented herein. Multiple sensors can be interrogated using this method. The method eliminates the need for a data acquisition channel dedicated to each sensor. Methods of developing magnetic field response sensors and the influence of key parameters on measurement acquisition are discussed. Woodard, Stanley E. and Taylor, Bryant D. and Shams, Qamar A. and Fox, Robert L. Langley Research Center NASA/TM-2005-213518, L-19074 23-762-65-AT MAGNETIC MEASUREMENT; DATA ACQUISITION; SYSTEMS HEALTH MONITORING; MAGNETIC FIELDS; MULTISENSOR FUSION; RADIO FREQUENCIES

A Highly Portable Data Acquisition System for Total Magnetics Field Measurements

A Highly Portable Data Acquisition System for Total Magnetics Field Measurements
Author: Daniel Steiger
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Total Pages: 27
Release: 1980
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At the Naval Research Laboratory highly portable intelligent terminals are being utilized aboard oceanographic platforms for the acquisition and storage of total magnetic field measurements. Described in the paper is the design and implementation of the data acquisition system which includes a detailed description of the hardware and software utilized. (Author).