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One-dimensional AGMI sensor with Co66Fe4Si15B15 ribbon as sensing element

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A novel asymmetric giant magneto impedance (AGMI) sensor was developed and the performance of the sensor was carefully studied. This one dimensional sensor can be further developed as a two-dimensional compass that can be used for navigational purposes. We used commercial Metglas 2714A ribbon. The sensor uses Co66Fe4Si15B15 ribbon as a sensing element.

The results showed for high sensitivity and resolution. The GMI sensor consists of a crystal oscillator voltage to current converter for providing the current to the sample, a differential amplifier, successive amplifier stages, multiplier, and cascaded low-pass filters. The observed sensitivity was 25 V/Oe. Angle sensitivity was found to be 2 mV/degree. Our sensor showed excellent linearity when compared with previous sensors [13, 14]. These sensors require dc bias coils and two sensor elements to attain good linearity.

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Kollu, P., Jin, L., Kim, K. et al. One-dimensional AGMI sensor with Co66Fe4Si15B15 ribbon as sensing element. Appl. Phys. A 90, 533–536 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00339-007-4317-x

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