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    This paper proposes developing a Faraday sensor to characterize materials by measuring magnetic field interference using small coils. The sensor would operate based on electromagnetic induction principles. The authors have simulated the sensor circuit in Multisim software and plan to test it on various materials like iron powder, sugar, and salt. They also intend to use the sensor to test radio frequencies in electronic and electrical equipment. The sensor would have applications in areas like pipe inspection, hydrocarbon inspection, and image intensification.

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    This paper proposes developing a Faraday sensor to characterize materials by measuring magnetic field interference using small coils. The sensor would operate based on electromagnetic induction principles. The authors have simulated the sensor circuit in Multisim software and plan to test it on various materials like iron powder, sugar, and salt. They also intend to use the sensor to test radio frequencies in electronic and electrical equipment. The sensor would have applications in areas like pipe inspection, hydrocarbon inspection, and image intensification.

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    This paper proposes developing a Faraday sensor to characterize materials by measuring magnetic field interference using small coils. The sensor would operate based on electromagnetic induction principles. The authors have simulated the sensor circuit in Multisim software and plan to test it on various materials like iron powder, sugar, and salt. They also intend to use the sensor to test radio frequencies in electronic and electrical equipment. The sensor would have applications in areas like pipe inspection, hydrocarbon inspection, and image intensification.

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    Category under which the paper falls: Other upcoming technologies TITLE OF PAPER: RF Sensor for Material Characterizations

    AUTHOR

    NAME: SHASHANK GUPTA


    INSTITUTES NAME: JSSATE,Noida

    CO-AUTHOR

    NAME: JEETESH SHARMA

    INSTITUTES NAME: JSSATE,Noida

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    To develop a Faraday sensor by calculating the interference of magnetic field using small coils.

    ABSTRACT:
    So many researches had been done in the radio frequency sensing or electro magnetic sensing. Companies Honeywell, Texas instrument, Siemens etc, made some sensor effective up to Pico tesla. We simulated the circuit on Multisim and then we are working on one sensor faradays sensor and calculate the data with different materials. Faraday sensor is based on electromagnetic induction principle. In our project work we are performing test on, these two sensors to verify the application and efficiency of these sensor. In future we will make this sensor to test materials (e.g. Iron Powder, Sugar, Salt etc) and also radio frequency testing of any electronic or electrical equipment.

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    Basically, change in radio frequency (900, 1800, 2100 MHz) across the coil due to which a flux generate. The change in flux induced an emf in the coil. To measure the input voltage which is applied at

    operational amplifier 741 as Input voltage is 1.65mV which is amplifying and observe by glowing the LED or show the output voltage on multimeter i.e. come in the range (1.5-1.9). The given circuit is also simulated on Multisim software in which varies the input voltage with different incoming frequency in different spectrum band and data is calculated. Field of application: inspection of pipes, hydrocarbon inspection, image intensifier.

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