NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, Volume. 46, Issue 9, 090201(2023)

Positional calibration of Hall probes for magnetic field measurement of a superconducting undulator in SHINE

Zezhou WU1,2, Jidong ZHANG3, Jinya CHEN1,2, and Qiaogen ZHOU1,3、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 201800, China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 3Shanghai Advanced Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 201204, China
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    Diagram of sensor layout for the magnetic field measurement sledge
    Principle schematic of the laser 3D-positioning of the magnetic field measurement sledge
    Relationship between the retro-reflector and laser spot on the CCD in the horizontal direction
    Schematic diagram of flipping calibration principle for Hall probes position
    3D diagram of iron wedge-shaped block adsorbed by a permanent magnet block
    Photograph of the magnetic field measurement sledge mounted on a 3D high-precision mechanical arm(a) Horizontally-placed sledge, (b) Vertically-placed sledge
    Magnetic field distribution measured by the three Hall probes(a) Horizontally-placed, (b) Vertically-placed, (c) Horizontally-placed with a flipped magnetic measuring sledge, (d) Vertically-placed with a flipped magnetic measuring sledge
    Diagram of retro-reflector position calibration apparatus
    Linear curve of the sledge displacement before (a) and after (b) sledge flipping and the coordinates of the centroid position
    Influence of the sledge manufacturing error on Hall probe calibration result (a) Horizontally-placed sledge, (b) Vertically-placed, (b) Flipped horizontally-placed magnetic measuring sledge, (d) Flipped vertically-placed magnetic measuring sled
    Influence of the discrepancy between the motion platform and magnetic field coordinate axes on the Hall probe calibration
    • Table 1. Peak and zero positions of the magnetic field distribution measured by the Hall probes on a horizontally-placed sledge

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      Table 1. Peak and zero positions of the magnetic field distribution measured by the Hall probes on a horizontally-placed sledge

      次数Timesx1/ mmx2/ mmx3/ mmx4/ mmx5/ mmx6/ mm
      115.73914.89216.06020.28621.09920.032
      215.75414.90316.05020.27321.08920.025
      315.74614.88916.05320.27521.07820.018
    • Table 2. Peak and zero positions of the magnetic field distribution measured by the Hall probes on a vertically-placed sledge

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      Table 2. Peak and zero positions of the magnetic field distribution measured by the Hall probes on a vertically-placed sledge

      次数Timesy1/ mmy2/ mmy3/ mmy4/ mmy5/ mmy6/ mm
      114.61412.78012.83312.09313.96013.842
      214.60812.77612.83512.09413.95913.849
      314.60512.78012.83112.10213.95113.874
    • Table 3. Position of the Hall probes' center of rotation and offset distance

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      Table 3. Position of the Hall probes' center of rotation and offset distance

      放置方向

      Placement direction

      次数

      Times

      距离

      Dx1(Dy1)/ mm

      距离

      Dx2(Dy2)/ mm

      距离

      Dx3(Dy3)/ mm

      水平放置

      Horizontal

      1-2.274-3.104-1.986
      2-2.260-3.093-1.988
      3-2.264-3.095-1.983
      均值Mean-2.266-3.097-1.986

      竖直放置

      Vertical

      1-1.2600.5900.505
      2-1.2570.5920.507
      3-1.2510.5860.521
      均值Mean-1.2560.5890.511
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    Zezhou WU, Jidong ZHANG, Jinya CHEN, Qiaogen ZHOU. Positional calibration of Hall probes for magnetic field measurement of a superconducting undulator in SHINE[J]. NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, 2023, 46(9): 090201

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    Paper Information

    Category: Research Articles

    Received: Dec. 21, 2022

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Oct. 8, 2023

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    DOI:10.11889/j.0253-3219.2023.hjs.46.090201

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