210 mm high cylindrical coil with an inner diameter of 205 mm, an outer diameter of 235 mm and 880 turns of wire with a diamter of 2 mm; samples placed on a non-conductive plate in the center of the coil, where the magnetic field was uniform
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, Czech Republic
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