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A Compensation Method to Measure the Mutual Inductance at Low Frequency

Traditionally, the most precise way to get the mutual inductance value is by a Campbell calculable mutual inductor. Here, an approach of measuring the mutual inductance at low frequency with compensation method is described. A multi-channel direct digital frequency synthesis source is developed to provide stable and precise phase. The mutual inductance is traced to the value of the frequency and resistance directly. The measurement uncertainty is 0.43 ppm at present and could be improved further.