Advances in fluxgate sensors

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Current Sensing Techniques: A Review (2009, background): “However, tradeoffs have to be made since a high excitation current frequency increases eddy currents in the core material, and the distributed winding capacitance increaseswith , and may lead to unwanted resonances [ 36 ].”
Review of multi-layered magnetoelectric composite materials and devices applications (2018, background): “Magnetic sensors based on the conventional flux gate principle [98], superconducting quantum interference effect [99], tunneling magnetoresistance [100], anisotropic magnetoresistance [101], giant magnetoresistance [99, 102], giant magnetoimpedance [99, 103], and ME effect [30] have promoted intensi”
Magnetic Anomaly Detection Using a Three-Axis Magnetometer (2009, background): “A magnetic sensor [7], [8] measures a net field composed of the target magnetic induction field, the earth magnetic field, and magnetic noise.”
Magnetic sensors and their applications (2006, methodology): “2) Fluxgate Magnetometer: The fluxgate magnetometer [9] illustrated in Fig.”
Advances in Magnetic Field Sensors (2010, background): “Most fluxgates have a ring core and the same direction of the excitation and measured fields [27].”