M. Birkfeld et Ka. Hempel, A DEVICE FOR MEASURING THE MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES OF RING SPECIMENS AT HIGH-FREQUENCIES, Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials, 133(1-3), 1994, pp. 393-395
A device for measuring the magnetic properties of ring specimens, such
as the peak magnetic field, peak induction, saturation induction, rem
anence, coercive force and power loss in the frequency range up to 150
kHz is described. In addition to these values, the time domain and fr
equency domain signals and the hysteresis loop can be obtained. The va
lues are determined from the signals of the primary and secondary wind
ings of the ring specimen used as a transformer core. The device consi
sts of a digital part which generates the exciting signal form, contro
ls the measurement and performs the sampling of the measured signals,
and an analog part that is used to amplify, attenuate and low pass fil
ter the signals from the ring specimen. A computer is used for further
processing and displaying the data achieved. The results given in thi
s paper show that the measurements with this equipment are highly reli
able.