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Micro-patterned NiFeMo Magnetoimpedance Multilayer for Magnetic Sensor Application

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As an alternative to the magnetoimpedance (MI) devices made from amorphous ribbon or wire, this study proposed a thin film type MI device composed with Ag conductive core and soft ferromagnetic NiFeMo sandwich layers. Obtained optimum sandwich structure was Ta 5 nm/ NiFeMo 300 nm/ Ta 5 nm/ Ag 900 nm/ Ta 5 nm/ NiFeMo 300 nm/ Ta 5 nm, and the width of Ag as 20 µm and the width of NiFeMo as 100 µm. It was patterned by using photolithography and lift-off process. The sandwich structure showed the maximum MI ratio about 40% at the 15 MHz. The impedance change was linear and nearly reversible at the external magnetic field region below the anisotropy field.

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Lee, D., Jeong, G.H., Kim, J.H. et al. Micro-patterned NiFeMo Magnetoimpedance Multilayer for Magnetic Sensor Application. MRS Online Proceedings Library 906, 109 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-0906-HH01-09

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