Originally posted by tiktak
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the null is the most sensitive point ? Well, this is an old problem.
For me the null point is one of the most sensitive and the safest for your detector operations, cause you stay away from saturations with op. amps.
though...
as Ivconic stated some time ago... seems that sometimes a little imbalance gives better performances. That's true... expecially for air tests.
You know... if you can put your detector on "the edge" just before of saturation occours you'll notice a slight better detection.
That's why there is always an inertia due to many factors (capacitive effects, preamp. etc) so if you avoid that just avoiding instability, you'll get the best air-test for that coil.
That's surely true for air tests, I know cause also me sometimes don't nulled for minimum voltage (e.g. 1mV peak to peak) but some few mVolts.
But then I had problems with a coil unbalanced that way in the field test, so decided making other coils nulling at best. That's cause "ground" signal could easy put your op. amps. in saturation if you haven't a near-to perfect null.
Best regards,
Max
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