Al. Lisichkin, IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF MEASURING THE POSITION OF A PULSED CHARGED-PARTICLE BEAM, Instruments and experimental techniques, 41(3), 1998, pp. 370-373
A technique for improving the accuracy of measuring the position of ch
arged particle beams by means of magnetoinductive sensors is described
. The effect is achieved by means of winding a coil on a core accordin
g to the cosine density distribution, which does not significantly com
plicate the sensor design. This solution can be applied to both ferrom
agnetic and air-cores. The fabricated sensors were experimentally test
ed with the use of a conductor with a current (a beam simulator). The
experiments have shown that when the conductor position changes within
0.85 and 0.77 of the inner radius of the core for the air- and ferrom
agnetic-core sensors, respectively, a +/-1% relative measurement error
can be reached.