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Magnetische Effekte

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Part of the book series: Halbleiter-Elektronik ((HALBLEITER,volume 17))

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Das magnetische Feld der Erde dient gewissen Tieren zur Orientierung und wird von ihren Sinnesorganen wahrgenommen. Der Mensch behilft sich Scit 4000 Jahren mit dem Kompass, dem wohl ältesten sensorartigen Instrument. Moderne mikroelektronische Magnetfeldsensoren auf Siliziumbasis sind zu Millionen als Positions- und Stromdetektoren im Einsatz. Die Einleitung zu diesem Kapitel bietet eine erste Übersicht der Anwendungen, Feldstärkebereiche, Spezifikationen, physikalischen Effekte, Materialien und Technologien der auf magnetischen Phänomenen beruhenden Sensoren und ihrer Literatur.

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Baltes, H. (1993). Magnetische Effekte. In: Sensorik. Halbleiter-Elektronik, vol 17. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88171-8_5

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