Sensor having a magnetic field-sensitive element with accurately

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

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338 32H, 324251, 324252, 360112, 360113, H01L 4308, H01L 4312, G11B 539

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ABSTRACT:
A sensor suitable for measuring magnetic field gradients spanning very small regions has a magnetic field-sensitive element (37, 42) with a very accurately defined height and thickness (even into the nanometer range) which is perpendicular to the surface of a substrate (30, 41) so that the substrate surface may be used in aligning the element (37, 42).

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