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  is it possible that detecting and sensing a magnet using an alternating current metal detector?

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hello. I'm now studying about principle of metal detector

I read that metal detector can find metal using eddy current and Electromagnetic induction

then, is it possible to detect and to sense a magnet with metal detector?

if possible, how accuratly detect?

thank you for reading. 

Closed as per community consensus as the post is not graduate-level
asked Nov 7, 2016 in Closed Questions by metal-detector, magnet, electromagnetism [ no revision ]
recategorized Nov 8, 2016 by dimension10

Voting to close as not graduate-level and beyond. Might be on-topic on PhysicsForums, however.





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