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A device for detecting and recording variations in the intensity and direction of magnetic fields.
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- mag·ne′to·gram′
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magnetograph
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A recording of the strength and direction of a magnetic field made by a magnetometer. Also called magnetogram
See magnetometer
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Noun
(plural magnetographs)
- A instrument for measuring changes in the direction and intensity of magnetic fields
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