Asymmetrical magneto-impedance characteristics of torsion-annealed Co-rich amorphous wire

Koichiro Kawashima; I. Ogasawara; Shohei Ueno; K. Mohri

doi:10.1109/intmag.1999.837355

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Asymmetrical magneto-impedance characteristics of torsion-annealed Co-rich amorphous wire

Koichiro Kawashima I. Ogasawara Shohei Ueno K. Mohri

Year: 1999 Journal: IEEE International Magnetics Conference Pages: BS01-BS01

DOI: 10.1109/intmag.1999.837355

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Abstract

It is well known that Co-rich amorphous wires show the remarkable magneto. impedance (MI) effect, which realizes highly sensitive and quick response micro magnetic sensor[l, 2].

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Amorphous solid Materials science Torsion (gastropod) Electrical impedance Annealing (glass) Nuclear magnetic resonance Optoelectronics Condensed matter physics Electrical engineering Composite material Physics Chemistry Engineering Crystallography

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