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Here we are. We finally published a very important paper for fluxgate sensors.In this paper we present a new method to anneal magnetic wires which later are used as core for orthogonal fluxgate in fundamental mode.This method allows us to strongly reduce the offset in the fluxgate.

Here in Maglab we are currently updating our facility for magnetic sensors testing in wide temperature range.Today it was a big day, because we finally installed the cooling/warming system to the shielding.

Here the first photos from Herbertov, in the South of Czech Republic, where Maglab joins the Department of Measurement meeting on new study courses.

Antonin Platil, a member of MAGLAB, successfully achieved yesterday his habilitation as Associate professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.The decision has been later ratified with unanimous vote of the Scientific Counsil of the Faculty, which extremely appreciated the scientific work of Antonin Platil, and it’s now waiting for the formal approval of CTU Rectorate.

Wednesday was a great day for MAGLAB. Prof. Ripka, together with M. Janosek and M. Butta visited the M. Acuna magnetic test facility of the NASA, located in the wood just a few miles from Washington (where Intermag/MMM conference is currently in progress).

Monday morning Ing. Jiri Tomek successfully defened his PhD thesis in front of the commision gathered at the Departement fo Measurement.

We are really pleased to announce that BILLINGSLEY AEROSPACE & DEFENSE, Inc. donated two triaxial fluxgate magnetometers to the MAGLAB.