Abstract

Considering the promising utility of devices operating for high magnetic fields in noninvasive medical diagnostic applications such as magnetic resonance imaging, a microfiber-based magnetometer operating for an extensive dynamic range actuated via NiFe2O4 ferrite fluid is presented and proposed for the first time in this paper. NiFe2O4 nanoparticles with a mean diameter of 37 nm (derived from Debye–Scherer’s formula) are prepared usingthe sol-gel process to fabricate the magnetometer. Various scientific approaches are utilized to explore these nanoparticles’ structural, optical, morphological, and magnetic features. Optimized lower concentration (~2%) of the nanofluid is used in the surrounding environment of the fiber interferometer to measure an extensive range of magnetic field up to ~ 600 mT. The sensor can detect a diverse range of magnetic fields with a maximum sensitivity of 18 pm/mT. The operating range of a reported sensor can be extended further by applying a voltage source with finer tunability.

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