Jan Vyhnanek

Mr. Jan Vyhnanek


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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14 November 2019 in Sensors
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PRPavel Ripka
Pavel Ripka
PMPavel Mlejnek
Pavel Mlejnek
PHPavel Hejda
Pavel Hejda
ACAndrey Chirtsov
Andrey Chirtsov
JVJan Vyhnanek
Jan Vyhnanek
Novel rectangular yokeless current transducer with the range 400 A using 16 microfluxgate sensors around the busbar conductor is presented in this paper. Compared to yokeless transducers utilizing the differential pair of magnetic sensors, our solution has much better suppression of the external currents (lower crosstalk). Compared to industrial transducers with yoke, the new transducer has 15-times lower noise, 7-times better temperature stability, and same crosstalk. Sensor design and design of current monitoring system is presented together with the results of long-term field tests. Crosstalk error is examined in dependence on the number of the operating sensors and external current position.

8 August 2017 in Proceedings
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JVJan Vyhnanek
Jan Vyhnanek
PRPavel Ripka
Pavel Ripka
ACAndrey Chirtsov
Andrey Chirtsov
A linear position sensor for pneumatic actuators is presented. Position of the piston rod made of ferromagnetic material is detected by low frequency magnetic field which penetrates the aluminum wall of the cylinder. The sensor consists of an array of integrated fluxgate sensors and two excitation saddle coils mounted outside the actuator. The method does not need a permanent magnet attached to the piston as required by common magnetic position sensors.