Electromagnetic sensor technology for biomedical applications

Panina, L.V.

doi:10.5772/17746

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“…Such observation is of particular interest in the context of giant magneto-impedance (GMI) effect in amorphous magnetic alloys, which is of increasing interest nowadays. 4,13,14 We are developing a calibration procedure that would allow estimating precisely the change ∆Z at the peak. Another important observation is that our experimental setup in Fig.…”

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New methods for probing and exploring magnetoelastic properties of amorphous ferromagnetic alloys

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New methods for probing and exploring magnetoelastic properties of amorphous ferromagnetic alloys

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Low frequency magneto-impedance effects in electrode-posited multilayer [Ni80Fe20/Cu]3 on Cu-wire substrates with different sample geometry

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Nahrun²,

Nuryani³

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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Tutorial: Piezoelectric and magnetoelectric N/MEMS—Materials, devices, and applications

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Hassanien

Calisgan

et al. 2022

Journal of Applied Physics

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Nano- and micro-electromechanical systems (N/MEMSs) are traditionally based on electrostatic or piezoelectric coupling, which couples electrical and mechanical energy through acoustic resonator structures. Most recently, N/MEMS devices based on magnetoelectrics are gaining much attention. Unlike electrostatic or piezoelectric N/MEMS that rely on an AC electric field or voltage excitation, magnetoelecric N/MEMS rely on the electromechanical resonance of a magnetostrictive/piezoelectric bilayer heterostructure exhibiting a strong strain-mediated magnetoelectric coupling under the excitation of a magnetic field and/or electric field. As a consequence, magnetoelectric N/MEMS enable unprecedented new applications, ranging from magnetoelectric sensors, ultra-compact magnetoelectric antennas, etc. This Tutorial will first outline the fundamental principles of piezoelectric materials, resonator design, specifically different acoustic modes, and piezoelectric-based N/MEMS applications, i.e., radio frequency front end filters and infrared radiation sensors. We will then provide an overview of magnetoelectric materials and N/MEMS focusing on the governing physics of the magnetoelectric effect, magnetic material properties for achieving high magnetoelectric coupling, state-of-the-art magnetoelectric N/MEMS devices, and their respective applications.

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Electromagnetic sensor technology for biomedical applications

Abstract: Hard cover, 302 pagesPublisher InTech

Cited by 5 publications

References 60 publications

New methods for probing and exploring magnetoelastic properties of amorphous ferromagnetic alloys

New methods for probing and exploring magnetoelastic properties of amorphous ferromagnetic alloys

Low frequency magneto-impedance effects in electrode-posited multilayer [Ni80Fe20/Cu]3 on Cu-wire substrates with different sample geometry

Tutorial: Piezoelectric and magnetoelectric N/MEMS—Materials, devices, and applications

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