AC magnetic tracking

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AC magnetic tracking is a type of magnetic tracking that uses alternating current (AC) to function. It uses AC electric currents to generate alternating magnetic fields, which are picked up by a tracking sensor.

AC can be better referred to as ADC, which stands for alternating direction charge.

The fastest electromagnetic tracking systems in the world as of 2024 are the Polhemus Viper 8 and 16, which track up to 960hz.

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