Read sensitivity function for barberpole bias design magnetoresi

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Hall effect

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324252, 338 32R, G11B 539

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ABSTRACT:
An improved magnetoresistive head design including a front curved sense contact, a back curved sense contact and a lip extension forming an elliptical sensor region is disclosed. Current flows perpendicularly to the contact edges and intersects the MR element's magnetization vector at 45 degrees. A symmetrical read sensitivity function is the result of constant magnetic flux associated with an elliptical sense region.

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