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    Dear Keith Barr!


    I have come in protonmag forum yesterday and I was glad to receive


    an interesting question at once. I am a professional developer of


    Overhauser magnetometer. I want to ask what is necessary for you?


    Really Overhauser sensorss have only smaller dimensions and energy


    consumption. You can have sensitivity up to 0,01nT at speed 3


    seconds and energy 10 Wt with the ordinary proton sensors if you


    will be use digital algorithms of processing of a precession signal.


    Concerning to Overhauser sensors, this are too simple sensors in


    principle but it is necessary to have the special equipment and


    experience of works.


    Best regards


    Vladimir Sapunov


    Head of Quantum Magnetometry Laboratory


    Ural State Technical University


    Mira str., 19. Ekaterinburg, 620002, Russia


    Fax: 7 (3432) 74 38 84


    e-mail: [email protected]


    web: http://labqmag.virtualave.net


    ----- Original Message -----


    From: Keith Barr


    To: 'The Proton Mag Forum'


    Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 6:24 AM


    Subject: RE: overhauser mag


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    To any and all:


    Is there anyone out there that's built an Overhauser mag?


    I'd love to hear details.
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