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Fig. 1. Geometry setup of the sensor and sample in the FE sensor output model.
Fig. 4. Relative permeability change with ferrite fraction, FEM modelled resultswere compared with the power-law model and the experimental fitted results.
Fig. 5. FE Modelled results of magnetic(c) processed micrograph showing phase distribution of ferrite (red) and pearlite/austenite (blue)

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