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Using Hall-Effect Sensors for Weak Pulsed Magnetic Fields Measurement

This paper investigates the possibility of using Hall-effect sensors for weak pulsed magnetic fields measurement. It is shown that experimental frequency dependence of output Hall voltage corresponds to the calculated one and is defined by relaxation time. The value of the threshold magnetic field density is limited by sensor noise.