A magnetic tag sensor includes a cylinder and threaded pipe embedded therein and simulates a magnetic dipole; two threaded pipe wiring interfaces being connected to first and second cables, running through a cylinder upper cross-section outer wall and extending out of the cylinder; the cylinder is sleeved on a guide rail and at a junction between a riverbed and water; an guide rail end inserts into the riverbed, a water sealing box is mounted on a top of the guide rail, a power supply module, a relay and a load arranged inside the water sealing box, the first cable connected to a positive pole of the power supply module, and the second cable connected to a negative pole through the relay and load connected in series; and the threaded pipe in the wall of the cylinder moves up and down with the riverbed to generate a magnetic field signal.

Systems and methods for marking the location and extent of an anatomical region-of-interest, such as a tumor, using magnetic seeds whose position and orientation are measured or otherwise detected using a detection device that includes two or more magnetic sensors are described. One or more magnetic seeds are implanted to mark and define the center and extent of an anatomical region-of-interest and a magnetic sensor-based detector system is used to accurately identify the location of the magnetic seeds.

Systems and methods for marking the location and extent of an anatomical region-of-interest, such as a tumor, using magnetic seeds whose position and orientation are measured or otherwise detected using a detection device that includes two or more magnetic sensors are described. One or more magnetic seeds are implanted to mark and define the center and extent of an anatomical region-of-interest and a magnetic sensor-based detector system is used to accurately identify the location of the magnetic seeds.

Magnetic field measurement by a set of magnetometers which are linked to a same moveable support and which have different orientations of eigendirections with respect to this support A processor determines, during a measurement in a given position and orientation of the support and of the set of magnetometers, for each magnetometer, of the orientation deviation between the eigendirections of the magnetometer and a candidate magnetic field, the magnetometer for which this deviation is minimal, the magnetic field measured by this sensor being selected as the magnetic field measured by the set of magnetometers. The magnetometers are distributed in space in order to cover a maximum of different orientations.

Magnetic field measurement by a set of magnetometers which are linked to a same moveable support and which have different orientations of eigendirections with respect to this support A processor determines, during a measurement in a given position and orientation of the support and of the set of magnetometers, for each magnetometer, of the orientation deviation between the eigendirections of the magnetometer and a candidate magnetic field, the magnetometer for which this deviation is minimal, the magnetic field measured by this sensor being selected as the magnetic field measured by the set of magnetometers. The magnetometers are distributed in space in order to cover a maximum of different orientations.

A magnetic sensor device for detecting linear movement of a moving body includes a magnetic field generation unit and a magnetic field detection unit, which is provided to be capable of detecting the magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generation unit. The magnetic field detection unit is provided to be relatively moveable along a first axis accompanying linear movement of the moving body. The first axis is parallel to the direction of movement of the moving body. The magnetic field generation unit includes a first magnetic field generation unit and a second magnetic field generation unit. The first magnetic field generation unit and the second magnetic field generation unit are arranged substantially parallel to the first axis. A first line segment parallel to a first magnetization direction of the first magnetic field generation unit is inclined with respect to a second axis orthogonal to the first axis. A second line segment parallel to a second magnetization direction of the second magnetic field generation unit is inclined with respect to the second axis. The first line segment and the second line segment are positioned symmetrically with respect to the second axis and intersect each other to open toward the first axis.

A current measurement component including a bridging portion bridging a pair of side surface portions, a pair of coaxial components attached to the pair of side surface portions, respectively, each coaxial pair including an inner conductor that extends through a hole formed in a corresponding side surface portion of the pair of side surface portions, a connection portion electrically connecting the inner conductors of the pair of coaxial components, and a tube-like portion enclosing the connection portion with a gap formed between the tube-like portion and an outer peripheral portion of the connection portion. The pair of side surface portions and the bridging portion are electrically conductive and electrically connected, and the tube-like portion includes a base end portion electrically connected to a first side surface portion of the pair of side surface portions and a distal end portion electrically separated from the outer conductor of coaxial component pairs.

A Heisenberg scaler reduces noise in quantum metrology and includes: a stimulus source that provides physical stimuli; a physical system including quantum sensors that receive a first and second physical stimuli; produces a measured action parameter; receives an perturbation pulse; and produces modal amplitude; an estimation machine that: receives the measured action parameter and produces a zeroth-order value from the measured action parameter; a gradient analyzer that: receives the measured action parameter and produces the measured action parameter and a gradient; the sensor interrogation unit that: receives the modal amplitude; receives the gradient and the measured action parameter; produces the perturbation pulse; and produces a first-order value from the modal amplitude, the gradient, and the measured action parameter; a Heisenberg determination machine that: receives the zeroth-order value; receives the first-order value; and produces a physical scalar from the zeroth-order value and the first-order value.

A wireless sensor for an associated machine or machine part which includes a communications module that wirelessly transmits data related to the associated machine or machine part. The communications module is mounted on the sensor and the sensor is disposed under the bottom side of the control circuitry. A sensor is configured to measure one or more properties of the associated machine or machine part. The wireless sensor can be used with a smart device app such that information from the wireless sensor can be received and displayed on the smart device.

A magnetic field analysis device includes a magnetization application unit that divides a virtual space into a plurality of volume elements and applies magnetization to each of the volume elements, and a magnetic field calculation unit that calculates, on each of a plurality of observation points in the virtual space, based on the magnetization applied to a plurality of the volume elements around the observation point, a magnetic field generated at the observation point for each volume element and obtains a magnetic field generated at each of the plurality of the observation points based on a calculation result of each of the plurality of the volume elements.