The principle of Gauss meter

The Gauss meter is to measure the static or dynamic (AC) magnetic induction intensity of an object at a point in space. The Hall sensor (a fluxgate sensor can be selected for higher accuracy) passes through the magnetic field lines of the object to generate current and voltage, and the magnetic induction is displayed on the main device. strength.

The principle of Gauss meter:
   Gaussmeters are almost all based on the Hall effect principle for magnetic field measurement, using Hall sensors as magnetic induction elements. Users may find this problem, even at the same point, using different models of probes will produce different measurement results. This is not a measurement error, but a result of the different dimensions of the Hall sensors and the positional error of the assembly. According to different needs, it is particularly important to select the Gauss meter and the corresponding Hall probe correctly.