Noise reduction using a matching input transformer (magnetic field measurement system)Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, Vol. 14, No. 8. (1981), pp. 939-942.
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AbstractDescribes the noise characteristics of a magnetic field measurement system which consists of an induction coil detector, a matching input transformer and a sensitive preamplifier. The best noise performance is obtained when the amplifier operates with optimum source resistance. The optimal conditions are obtained by using a transformer to match the source and amplifier resistances. The limited frequency response of the transformer, however, often restricts its application. The methods of designing a broad-band instrumentation transformer are discussed. As an example the transformer construction for a magnetocardiographic measurement system and some measurement results are also presented.
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