<abstract xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>The effects of dimensional resonance of magnetoplasmic waves in semiconductors were investigated. It was demonstrated that these effects could be used to measure the strong magnetic fields. Possible ways to design contactless magnetic field sensors operating at room or at cryogenic temperature, such as that of liquid nitrogen are discussed. It has been shown that for strong field sensor a semiconductor material of high carrier mobility μ, density <italic>N</italic> and compact RF system for registration of dimensional resonance of magnetoplasmic waves in helicon resonator is needed.</p></abstract>

The effects of dimensional resonance of magnetoplasmic waves in semiconductors were investigated. It was demonstrated that these effects could be used to measure the strong magnetic fields. Possible ways to design contactless magnetic field sensors operating at room or at cryogenic temperature, such as that of liquid nitrogen are discussed. It has been shown that for strong field sensor a semiconductor material of high carrier mobility μ, density N and compact RF system for registration of dimensional resonance of magnetoplasmic waves in helicon resonator is needed.

Helicon Resonator based Strong Magnetic Field Sensor

Department of Electrical Engineering, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Sauletekio av.11, LT-2040, Vilnius, Lithuania

Measurement Science Review

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The effects of dimensional resonance of magnetoplasmic waves in semiconductors were investigated. It was demonstrated that these effects could be used to...

Helicon Resonator based Strong Magnetic Field Sensor

Published Online: Oct 29, 2011

Page range: 149 - 153

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10048-011-0029-7

Keywords
Semiconductors, magnetoplasmic waves, dimensional resonator, magnetic field, sensor

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Helicon Resonator based Strong Magnetic Field Sensor

Published Online: Oct 29, 2011

Page range: 149 - 153

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10048-011-0029-7

KeywordsSemiconductors, magnetoplasmic waves, dimensional resonator, magnetic field, sensor

This content is open access.

Keywords
Semiconductors, magnetoplasmic waves, dimensional resonator, magnetic field, sensor