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Magnetic Field Sensor Test

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First published at 00:34 UTC on September 17th, 2018.

#electronics
#sensor
#magnet

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This is a brief test of NVE Corps. AAH002-02E magnetic sensor. This is a high sensitivity, single axis version intended to sense the Earth's magnetic field (among other things). It has an operable range of 0.3 - 3.0 Oersted field strength (the Earth's field strength is around 0.5 Oe). In this test, a small screw driver is magnetized and brought near the sensor to see what sort of output it would provide after going through an amplifier with a gain of approx. 10. The output is sensitive to the orientation of the magnetic field; varying with the cosine of the angle between the sensor and the field. There are other versions of the technology that are more suited to angular measurement, but this one seemed the easiest to handle for initial testing.

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