Minimum magnetic field detected and measured

In summary, minimum magnetic field detection refers to the lowest magnetic field strength that can be reliably detected and measured. This is important for understanding magnetic properties and interactions, and can be affected by instrument sensitivity, background noise, and material properties. Minimum magnetic fields can be measured using various instruments and techniques, and can also be detected in space using specialized instruments on satellites or spacecraft.
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mather
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hello!

what is the minimum magnetic field that can be detected and measured?

which organ does it?

thanks!
 
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mather said:
hello!

what is the minimum magnetic field that can be detected and measured?

which organ does it?

thanks!

Sorry, organ?

Zz.
 
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ZapperZ said:
Sorry, organ?

Zz.

instrument? device?
 
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A SQUID can detect down to the quantized magnetic flux.

http://www.physics.wisc.edu/undergrads/courses/407/experiments/squid/rfSQUID.pdf

Zz.
 
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What is minimum magnetic field detection?

Minimum magnetic field detection refers to the lowest magnetic field strength that can be reliably detected and measured by a given instrument or method.

Why is it important to measure minimum magnetic fields?

Measuring minimum magnetic fields is important for understanding the magnetic properties of materials and their interactions with other substances. It can also provide insights into the behavior of charged particles in various environments.

What factors affect the minimum magnetic field that can be detected?

The sensitivity of the instrument or method being used, the background noise level, and the magnetic properties of the material being measured can all affect the minimum magnetic field that can be detected.

How is minimum magnetic field measured?

Minimum magnetic field can be measured using a variety of instruments and techniques, including magnetometers, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs).

Can minimum magnetic fields be detected in space?

Yes, minimum magnetic fields can be detected in space using specialized instruments on satellites or spacecraft. These measurements can provide valuable information about the magnetic fields in space and their effects on the surrounding environment.

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