18649207. SENSOR simplified abstract (TDK Corporation)
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SENSOR
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Inventor(s)
Hiromichi Umehara of Tokyo (JP)
Masachika Hashino of Tokyo (JP)
SENSOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18649207 titled 'SENSOR
The magnetic sensor described in the patent application consists of an insulating layer, a first MR element, and a second MR element. The insulating layer has a protruding surface with first and second inclined surfaces. Each MR element includes a magnetization pinned layer and a free layer, with the layers of the first MR element placed on the first inclined surface and the layers of the second MR element placed on the second inclined surface. The dimension of the protruding surface in a direction parallel to the Z direction falls within the range of 1.4 µm to 3.0 µm.
- Insulating layer with protruding surface and inclined surfaces
- First and second MR elements with magnetization pinned and free layers
- Placement of layers on respective inclined surfaces
- Dimension of protruding surface within specific range
Potential Applications: - Magnetic field sensing in various devices - Data storage and retrieval systems - Position detection in automotive applications
Problems Solved: - Enhanced sensitivity and accuracy in magnetic field detection - Improved performance in data storage and retrieval - Precise position tracking in automotive systems
Benefits: - Higher efficiency in magnetic sensing - Increased reliability in data storage - Enhanced safety and control in automotive applications
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Magnetic Sensor Technology for Enhanced Performance in Various Industries This technology can be utilized in industries such as consumer electronics, automotive, and data storage for improved sensing and detection capabilities. The market implications include increased efficiency, accuracy, and reliability in various applications.
Questions about Magnetic Sensor Technology: 1. How does the placement of the magnetization pinned and free layers on inclined surfaces improve the performance of the magnetic sensor? 2. What are the specific advantages of using a protruding surface with inclined surfaces in the insulating layer of the sensor?
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Original Abstract Submitted
A magnetic sensor includes an insulating layer, a first MR element, and a second MR element. The insulating layer includes a protruding surface including first and second inclined surfaces. Each of the first and second MR elements includes a magnetization pinned layer and a free layer. The magnetization pinned layer and the free layer of the first MR element are disposed on the first inclined surface. The magnetization pinned layer and the free layer of the second MR element are disposed on the second inclined surface. The dimension of the protruding surface in a direction parallel to the Z direction is in the range of 1.4 μm to 3.0 μm.
