Magnetometer / Gaussmeter
Magnetometer / Gaussmeter turns your iOS device into a magnetic field strength meter, allowing users to detect and measure DC magnetic fields in metal objects. It provides polarity, strength, and unit switching, making it useful for engineers, hobbyists, and anyone needing to assess magnetism in everyday items.
Overview
5 featuresMagnetometer / Gaussmeter is a Medical imaging & DICOM project. It helps users measure and analyze magnetic fields in metal objects using their mobile device. Magnetometer / Gaussmeter is a consumer product aimed at engineers and hobbyists needing magnetic field measurement. Pricing is paid, from $0.99. It runs on iOS.
It is developed by Stefano Caschi (United States), and it first shipped in 2014. Among its 5 catalogued features are magnetic field detection, polarity measurement, and switchable units.
- Magnetic field detection
- Polarity measurement
- Switchable units
- Three-axis measurement
- Residual magnetism check
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Frequently asked questions about Magnetometer / Gaussmeter
- What is Magnetometer / Gaussmeter?
- Magnetometer / Gaussmeter helps users measure and analyze magnetic fields in metal objects using their mobile device. It is catalogued under Medical imaging & DICOM on PulseGate.
- Who should use Magnetometer / Gaussmeter?
- Magnetometer / Gaussmeter is a consumer product built for engineers and hobbyists needing magnetic field measurement.
- How much does Magnetometer / Gaussmeter cost?
- Paid plans start at $0.99.
- What platforms does Magnetometer / Gaussmeter run on?
- Magnetometer / Gaussmeter runs on iOS.
- Is Magnetometer / Gaussmeter still active?
- Unverified. Magnetometer / Gaussmeter has not been re-checked since it entered the index, so there is no finding either way — and only a positive finding would say otherwise.
- What are alternatives to Magnetometer / Gaussmeter?
- Similar projects tracked by PulseGate include Gauss Meter, Tesla Meter - magnetic and gauss field measurement tool and metal detector, and Magnetick.Gauss MeterTesla Meter - magnetic and gauss field measurement tool and metal detectorMagnetick
- Who develops Magnetometer / Gaussmeter?
- Magnetometer / Gaussmeter is developed by Stefano Caschi, based in the United States.
- When did Magnetometer / Gaussmeter launch?
- Magnetometer / Gaussmeter first shipped in 2014.
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