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Recent Advances of Pico-Tesla Resolution Magneto-Impedance Sensor Based on Amorphous Wire CMOS IC MI Sensor
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Smart SensorEngineeringSensing (Management Information Systems)Sensor TechnologyMagnetic SensorImage SensorMagnetismSensing (Sensor Engineering)Smart SystemsInstrumentationRecent AdvancesMicro Mi SensorsElectrical EngineeringTraffic AccidentMi SensorsMicroelectronicsMicro-magnetic ModelingBiomedical SensorsIntelligent SensorSensorsBioelectronicsSensor Design
We have developed sensitive micro magnetic sensors referred to as MI sensors based on magneto-impedance effect in amorphous wires and CMOS IC electronic circuits providing a sharp-pulse excitation. Micro sized MI-HIC chips have been in mass production of electronic compasses by Aichi Steel Corp. since 2002 for mobile phones and since 2010 for smart phones. Recently we have realized pico-Tesla (10 <sup xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">-8</sup> Oe) resolution for micro MI sensors making use of ultralow intrinsic magnetic noise in amorphous wires with the pulse magnetoimpedance effect. The pico-Tesla MI sensor is useful especially for bio-magnetic measurements without any magnetic shielding at room temperature. In order to avoid a risk of traffic accident due to noise reduction electric vehicles, an alert system for the pedestrians having a smart phone would be useful, if pico-Tesla MI sensor were built in the smart phones.
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