On the extension of the singular point detection technique towards very high pulsed fields

Abstract

The singular point detection (SPD) technique can greatly reduce difficulties of measurement of anisotropy fields for polycrystalline materials. The SPD technique is a natural application of pulsed magnetic fields. In this paper we discuss the advantages of using a double pulsed magnetic field over a single pulsed field. This is illustrated by computer simulations of the effect of single and double pulsed fields on a well defined sample.