Kwantumsensors
Kwantumsensors, also known as superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs), are highly sensitive magnetic field sensors that utilize the principles of superconductivity and quantum mechanics. They consist of a loop of superconducting material with a weak link, where the material's electrical properties change drastically when exposed to magnetic fields.
Kwantumsensors operate by measuring the changes in the quantum state of the superconducting material in response
Kwantumsensors are capable of detecting extremely small magnetic fields, often down to the order of picoteslas.
Kwantumsensors have several advantages over traditional magnetic field sensors, including high sensitivity, high frequency response, and