Author:
Mocholí Antonio,Mocholí Ferran,Milián-Sánchez Víctor,Guerra-Carmenate José,Iglesias-Martínez Miguel E.,Fernández de Córdoba Pedro,Castro-Palacio Juan C.,Sahu Sarira,Monsoriu Juan A.,Lorduy María,Gallardo Sergio,Verdú Gumersindo,Kolombet Valeriy A.,Panchelyuga Victor A.
Abstract
AbstractThe present article is a continuation of our previous works on the anomalies in the decay rates and the capacitance measurements inside a modified Faraday cage. Here we present the anomalous variations in the measurements of inductance when a coil is placed inside an interleaving structure of metal and organic material. The fluctuation in the inductance values was found to be in the range − 0.007 to 0.018 mH. Additionally, it was observed that the temperature coefficient which was 0.0062 mH/°C initially jumped to two distinct levels, 0.0095 mH/°C and 0.0145 mH/°C, respectively. A multiple factor analysis of our results revealed a very strong correlation (R2 = 95.2%) between the inductance and the combination of the temperature and the relative humidity both measured inside the cage, next to the inductor.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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