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Simulation and Experimentation of Flux Jump in SQUID Magnetometer Under the Geomagnetic Field

It has been found that when superconducting quantum interference device magnetometers operate in a geomagnetic field environment, its output will occasionally show small momentary jumps with the change of the external magnetic field, which seriously affects the measurement accuracy of the geomagnetic field and needs to be eliminated. A magnetic flux jump model called the parasitic superconducting ring model was built to explain the causes of these small jumps, and Helmholtz coils were set up to study the jump and verify this model in the laboratory. The experimental results showed that the position and amplitude of the jumps were consistent with the model. It is believed that this model can guide the design of superconducting chips in geophysical applications.