Reverse Hall effect?

Feb 02, 2006 1 Replies

Hi group.



Has anyone tried experimenting with current flow through pyrolytic graphite? due to its unique structrure it might well generate a magnetic field far in excess of what would be normal for copper.



Also it might be useful as a magnetic Hall sensor for detecting very weak fields.


-A



Google says yes...

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