Abstract

We report on two ferrimagnetic resonance (FMR) sensors for absolute dynamic magnetic field measurements at 36 and 100 mT. The sensors are designed to mark precisely and reproducibly the moment when a time-transient magnetic field attains a specific value. The trigger from the sensor can then be used for real-time magnetic field measurement systems, called "B-trains," which are in operation at several large synchrotron installations including five of CERN's particle accelerators. We discuss in detail the design, the operation, and the performance of the FMR sensors based on two different types of printed circuit board (PCB) resonator structures.

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