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Technology Database Electronics engineering THIN-FILM DOUBLE-LAYER MAGNETORESISTIVE SENSORS
THIN-FILM DOUBLE-LAYER MAGNETORESISTIVE
SENSORS
Multilayer magnetoresistive sensors have
been developed which have characteristics surpassing those of sensors on one-layer MR
structures, first of all, those of high sensitivity and of good reproductivity without
introducing additional fields, i.e., without complicating the construction and
manufacturing technology. The developed MR sensors have prospects for applying them as
threshold and analogue transformers.
A sensor has been developed with the use of a structure consisting
of two magnetoresistive films separated from each other with non-magnetic layer with a low
magnitude of specific resistance which is designated to remove the exchange interaction
between the magnetoresistive films.
The sensor contains 4-e meander switched on
bridge.
- Sensor resistance - 10 kOhm,
- Differential sensitivity - 7 (mV\V)/(kA/m),
- Frequency range - 0-100 mHz,
- Temperature range - from - 40 to 125 Celsius degrees,
- Width of output signal linearity interval 0.8 kA/m,
- Maximum signal of reading with a feeding voltage of 10 V is
100mV,
- Crystal dimensions - 3x3 mm.
Similar products are manufactured abroad
mainly by PHILLIPS and HONEYWELL firms. The PHILLIPS’ KMZ-10A,B,C, sensor has the
following key specifications:
Frequency
range |
1 kHz; |
Differential
sensitivity, not less than |
2.5 mV/(VxOersted); |
Temperature
range, Celsius degrees |
from - 40 to +
175; |
Magnitude of
measured magnetic field, Oersted |
4x10 v (-5)
Oersted; |
Temperature
coefficient of resistance, not more than, % C |
+ 0.3; |
Crystal
dimensions, not more than, mm |
up to 5x5 mm |
The technologies of manufacturing
magnetoresistive transformers are used for creating devices with the use of magnetic
microelectronics. In particular, the following modern devices can be created with its use:
- -one- (three-) coordinate electronic compass for navigation
systems, robotics, and simulators;
- -for measuring positions of objects;
- -for measuring high-frequency magnetic fields;
- -for identification of an object (security devices);
- -for contactless measuring direct and alternating current;
- -for nondestructive inspection of materials (welds in tubes,
etc.);
- -tachometers;
- -for contactless keyboards (including intellectual ones);
- -reading heads from disks, tapes, cards, etc.;
- -control system for contactless electric motors.
The work already done allows - within 1.5 -
2 years’ period - to develop a serial technology of MR films with a superhigh (gigantic)
magnetoresistive effect (SHMR), a technology of magnetoinduction transformers; allows to
develop devices on their basis, to make pilot samples, to organize serial production.
The author of the present publication and
the developers are interested in organizing cooperation with a foreign firm working in
this direction including supply of sensible elements or devices on the whole (in
conformity with customer’s requirements). In this case, a foreign partner is required to
provide either financial support in the form of an advance for the preparation of
production or guarantees of payments for the products (development materials or sensible
elements themselves) against which a bank loan could be obtained.
The work could be carried out within the
framework of franchising, i.e., the development and products are made (on concluding the
corresponding agreements in relation to the volume and quality of production) under the
brand of a foreign firm which provides financial support in obtaining a modern equipment
for the fulfillment of the order and participates in the marketing organization.
The author of the publications and the
authors of the development are willing to consider also proposals of foreign partners if
there are any.
In addition, there is a proposal connected
with securing the authors’ rights protection of the original technological solutions
developed. In particular, there is a question about taking out patents abroad for our
technological innovations.
Author: Leontyev Vladimir Vasilyevich
Publishing date: July 4, 2000
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