Giant magnetoresistors with high sensitivity and reduced hystere

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

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ABSTRACT:
A giant magnetoresistive assembly includes a first film fabricated of a ferromagnetic material having a first predetermined thickness, a second film fabricated of a non-ferromagnetic material formed to said first film having a second predetermined thickness greater than said first predetermined thickness, and a third film fabricated of a ferromagnetic material formed to the second film having a third predetermined thickness wherein the third predetermined thickness differs from the first predetermined thickness.

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