Giant magneto-impedance effect sensing probe based on flexible circuit board

A flexible circuit board and giant magneto-impedance technology, applied in the field of magnetic field detection, can solve the problems of low detection sensitivity, increased probe size, poor consistency, etc., to achieve the effects of improving sensitivity, reducing additional impedance, and reducing loop area

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-04-28
TSINGHUA UNIV
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The wires of the existing sensing probes are directly connected to both ends of the alloy wire, that is, the measured impedance includes both ends of the wire, so the detection sensitivity is low
To improve the detection sensitivity, it is necessary to increase the ratio of the length of the alloy wire to

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[0013] The bottom and front circuit diagrams of the double-layer flexible circuit board used in a specific embodiment of the present invention are as follows: image 3 with Figure 4 Shown. The flexible circuit board has a thickness of 130 μm, a length of 12 mm, and a width of 6 mm. The disk marked with 0 is a via hole, which connects the upper and lower wires at one end. The discs marked 1 and 2 are the pads with two wires at the other end, and the double-strand wires are led out after welding with these two pads. The circular hole marked 3 is a string hole reserved for double-strand wires. The wires on the front circuit board are disconnected by the elongated pads 4 and 5, and the gap width between the two pads is 1 mm. On the bottom and front of the circuit board, there are two sections of marking lines perpendicular to the gap on both sides, and the marking lines are used to mark the magnetic field detection points. Co with a diameter of 20μm and a length of 8mm 68.15 Fe...

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The invention discloses a giant magneto-impedance effect sensing probe based on a flexible circuit board. The sensing probe belongs to the technical field of magnetic field detection and is characterized in that the probe uses a double-layer flexible circuit board comprising two coincident straight wires with a longer length than an end effect critical length of a magnetic alloy wire or belt. The two wires are in short connection through vias at one end, and the other end of each wire leads out a twin conductor by means of a bonding pad to provide a sensing signal. One wire is disconnected for a certain gap in the middle, and the middle section of a magnetic alloy wire or a magnetic alloy belt is accessed on two bonding pads at the two sides of the gap by constant temperature welding spots. The magnetic alloy wire or belt is straightened along the wire direction and attached on the surface of the flexible circuit board by virtue of an inviscid insulating film, and is fixed by a viscous insulating film to constitute the integral sensing probe. The sensing probe has a sensitive giant magneto-impedance effect within 10MHz to 30MHz, and the machined probe has consistent measuring properties and is strong in anti-interference performance when in application.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a giant magneto-impedance effect sensing probe based on a flexible circuit board. The probe is placed in a detected magnetic field, and the electrical characteristics of the two ends of the lead-out line change with the external magnetic field to show the variation characteristics of giant magneto-impedance. The invention belongs to the technical field of magnetic field detection. Background technique [0002] The phenomenon that the AC impedance value of magnetic alloy wire or magnetic alloy ribbon made of amorphous or nanocrystalline alloy material changes significantly with the change of external magnetic field within a certain frequency range is called the giant magnetoimpedance effect. The giant magneto-impedance effect makes it possible to develop new types of small-volume, high-sensitivity magnetic detection devices. [0003] An article titled "Accelerometer Using MI Sensor (Accelerometer Using MI Sensor)" was published...

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IPC IPC(8): G01R33/09
Inventor 庞浩杨钰王赞基
Owner TSINGHUA UNIV
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