Journal of Sensors · 2019 · 14 citations · 16 references
EngineeringBioengineeringElectrical EngineeringElectromagnetismGeomagnetismSensorsAmorphous Magnetic MaterialsElectrical SensorsMagnetic SensorsMems SensorsMicroelectromechanical SensorsIntegrated Magnetic SensorsMagnetic Field SensingMagnetic Field SensorsMagnetic GuidanceMagnetic SensingMagnetoimpedance SensorsMicromagnetic SensorsWearable Sensors
We proposed ten requisite conditions for successful development of wearable I-o-T smart magnetic sensors considering recent development of some successful micromagnetic sensors. We reported application topics using the amorphous wire CMOS IC magnetoimpedance micromagnetic sensor (MI sensor) on the geomagnetic field sensor for the electronic compass installed in the smartphones, the pitching ball self-spin analyzer installed in the professional baseball, self-driving magnetic guidance system, and the biomagnetic field sensing. Performances of the MI sensor overcoming the ten requisite conditions are discussed as a smart micromagnetic sensor on the basis of the magnetoimpedance effect in the amorphous wire.
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