Magnetic Sensor Chips and Applications
A special issue of Micromachines (ISSN 2072-666X). This special issue belongs to the section "D：Materials and Processing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 January 2024) | Viewed by 1705
Special Issue Editors
Interests: magnetic sensor; MEMS; magnetic biosensor; micro/nano fabrication
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Interests: fabrication of novel magnetic films; heusler alloy; spin-orbitronics; topological materials; magnetoresistive random access memory
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Dear Colleagues,
A magnetic sensor can be defined as follows: a sensitive element whose magnetic properties can be changed when affected by magnetic fields, current, heat, light, pressure, etc., and transform these stimuli into an electrical signal. Various magnetic sensor with good performance can be made using these substances. Today, magnetic sensors have become an indispensable cornerstone component in the information technology and information industries.
Currently, with the development of microelectronics technology, people have developed magnetic sensor chips using various physical, chemical and biological effects via micro-nano processing technology, which have been widely used in scientific research production and various aspects of society.
To promote the development of magnetic sensor chips and strengthen academic communication and innovations, we are launching this Special Issue, "Magnetic sensor chips and applications", which will focus on new magnetic sensor chip design, simulation, and fabrication, micro/nano fabrication of magnetic materials including metals, organic compounds, alloys, 2D materials, and any materials used in magnetic sensor, as well as the applications of magnetic sensor chips, such as current detecting, navigation, bio-detecting, angle detecting, non-destructive testing, etc. We are convinced that this Special Issue will play a beneficial role in promoting the future research of magnetic sensor chips and their applications.
Dr. Xuecheng Sun
Dr. Lizhu Ren
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- magnetic sensor chip
- micro/nano fabrication of magnetic material
- new structure of magnetic sensor chip design and simulation
- the application of magnetic sensor chip
- magnetic biosensor
- magnetic sensor chip based on 2D materials
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