Conclusions
The above meter can be used as a reference instrument for checking other magnetic field-strength meters, and can be used as required in metrological and physical investigations for precision measurements of the strength of uniform magnetic fields.
The values of the constants for measuring probes given in this article can be recommended for use in computations in magnetic-field measurements by nuclear meters using the resonance of protons, lithium nuclei and deuterons.
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Yagola, G.K., Bogatyrev, E.E. High-precision magnetic field-strength meter. Meas Tech 5, 766–768 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01006458
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