The Model 534 provides 3 analog output voltages proportional to the magnetic field magnitude in three orthogonal directions. Full scale output is ±4.0 volts; this voltage represents a magnetic field of ±1.00 Gauss. Output scale factor is adjusted to an accuracy of +0.1%. The system noise level is <3x10^-6G RMS/Hz^½.

As a magnetic compass, the Model 534 can provide direction accuracy to better than 0.1º. Some applications combine the Model 534 with a precision 3 axis accelerometer to provide roll, pitch and yaw angles accurate to 0.1º. In magnetic anomaly detection situations, the low noise level of the Model 534 enables very small magnetic signatures to be measured. This enables signal detection at a large distance from the anomaly being measured. Range to the anomaly can be measured by using several Model 534's to record both field and field gradient. Range is proportional to the quotient of these quantities.

A calibration sheet is provided with each unit giving data on zeros, scale factors and orthogonality constants for each axis. This data enables external correction of the output voltages to increase overall system accuracy.

Connection to the system is accomplished by means of six #26 gauge Teflon insulated wires with a nominal length of 6".