All-metal giant magnetoresistive solid-state component

Details All-metal giant magnetoresistive solid-state component All-metal giant magnetoresistive solid-state component

1997-04-30

1999-07-27

Patidar, Jay M.

Electricity: measuring and testing

Magnetic

Magnetometers

36523006, 365158, G01R 3302

Patent

active

059296364

ABSTRACT:
A solid-state component is described which includes a network of thin-film elements. At least one thin-film element exhibits giant magnetoresistance. The network has a plurality of nodes, each of which represents a direct electrical connection between two of the thin-film elements. First and second ones of the plurality of nodes include power terminals. Third and fourth ones of the plurality of nodes comprise an output. A first conductor is inductively coupled to the at least one thin-film element for applying a first magnetic field thereto.

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