Remote Measurement of Magnetic Field Distribution in the Solenoid

Xing Cheng Zhang; Jian Qiang Liu; Mao Kui Li; Yun Xu Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.268-270.1591

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Remote Measurement of Magnetic Field Distribution in the Solenoid

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This paper presented an innovative approach to implement physics experiment by remote measurement system. In the experiment of magnetic field distribution in the solenoid, a two channel programmable current source was adopted, one channel of the programmable current source was used to incentive the solenoid to produce magnetic field and the other was used for the Hall probe to generate Hall voltage. The Hall probe was controlled by a step motor to different positions of the solenoid. The Hall voltage and the position curve were obtained by the measurement system showed the magnetic field distribution of the solenoid. The entire experiment was done via the internet to realize the remote experiment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 268-270)

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1591-1594

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July 2011

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Xing Cheng Zhang, Jian Qiang Liu, Mao Kui Li, Yun Xu Fu

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Physics Experiment, Remote Experiment, Solenoid, Virtual Instrument (VI)

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