Integrated coil-biased giant magnetoresistance magneto-dependent sensor
A magnetic sensor and giant magnetoresistance technology, applied in the field of magnetic sensor, can solve the problems of low sensing sensitivity, low product yield, complex manufacturing process, etc., and achieve high sensitivity, high sensitivity, and small size.
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[0025] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing.
[0026] As shown in Figure 4a, the sensor in this embodiment is composed of a Wheatstone bridge structure composed of four GMR magnetoresistors, an integrated soft magnetic material layer and a pair of integrated bias coils. The integrated soft magnetic layer is a ring structure with a gap made of soft magnetic material, and the GMR magnetosensitive unit forming a Wheatstone bridge is placed in the gap. A pair of GMR magnetoresistors on the bridge arms of the Wheatstone bridge is placed in a gap Gap A of the annular soft magnetic material, and another pair of GMR magnetoresistors is placed in another gap Gap B of the annular soft magnetic material. The two integrated coils can be loaded with current as shown in Figure 4a, so that the magnetic flux generated by the two coils has the same direction in the soft magnetic ring structure. As shown in Figure 4b, the basic working ...
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