IEEE Transactions on Magnetics · 1984 · 10 citations · 4 references
Mathematical ProgrammingMagnetismElectrical EngineeringIncomplete LinearizationFinite ConductivityEngineeringValidated NumericsLinear CircuitAlgebraic MethodGeometric Singular Perturbation TheoryQuadratic CharacteristicApproximation Theory
Barber-poles are well known means for linearization of the quadratic characteristic of the magnetoresistive effect. The paper reminds causes for incomplete linearization and introduces a model of a resistor with a linear and a quadratic term. The latter one is cancelled in the output of a bridge-type sensor, but is found in the resistance of the bridge. The quadratic part shows a marked dependence on geometry but there is also a contribution from the finite conductivity of the barber-poles. Measurement of the linear as well of the quadratic part of the magnetoresistive effect allows comparison of different barber-pole technologies.
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The barber pole, a linear magnetoresistive head
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