Artificial lattice film and magneto-resistance effect element us

Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Magnetic field or compass

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360113, H01L 4300

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ABSTRACT:
An artificial lattice film is constituted as a multilayered film in which magnetic layers containing Cu of 1.about.50 atomic percentage and at least one component selected from Fe, Ni and Co and conductive layers are stacked one after another. By forming such an artificial lattice film on a non-magnetic substrate, a magneto-resistance effect element having excellent characteristic for use as magnetic head or magnetic sensor is provided.

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Hart et al., "Magnetoresistance in Ni-Co-Cu/Cu Multilayers Electrodeposited . . . Onto Substrates". Extended Abstracts, vol.92, pp. 406-407, Oct. 1993 .

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