High Sensitivity and Broad Bandwidth Magneto-Impedance Effect in Magnetic Microstrip Lines

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Strategy for Implementation of Perpendicular Magnetic Recording

“…The sensitivity of AMR heads is increased further with GMR sensors [25]. Moreover, new types of magnetic effect such as tunneling [34] or magnetoimpedance [35] effects will be used in more highly sensitive heads. These expected advances in sensitivity would make it appear possible to reduce the medium thickness further.…”