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A magnetoimpedance sensor-based scanning magnetometer was used to measure the distribution of the stray magnetic induction vertical component for segments of amorphous ferromagnetic Co-rich microwires in longitudinal magnetic field of Helmholtz coils in the range of ± 350 A/m. The distribution of the longitudinal magnetization of the tested samples was determined within a variation model. In magnetic fields below the effective anisotropy field, the Co-rich microwires were found to have the longitudinal magnetization proportional to the magnitude of the external magnetic field, and the width of the distributed closing magnetic charges is stable and equal to ∼ 1.8 mm.
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