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- Patent Title: Magnetoresistive sensor element and method for reducing the angular error of a magnetoresistive sensor element
- Patent Title (中): 磁阻传感器元件和减小磁阻传感器元件角度误差的方法
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Application No.: US10535475Application Date: 2003-10-09
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Publication No.: US07095596B2Publication Date: 2006-08-22
- Inventor: Peter Schmollngruber , Ingo Herrmann , Henrik Siegle , Hartmut Kittel , Paul Farber , Ulrich May
- Applicant: Peter Schmollngruber , Ingo Herrmann , Henrik Siegle , Hartmut Kittel , Paul Farber , Ulrich May
- Applicant Address: DE Stuttgart
- Assignee: Robert Bosch GmbH
- Current Assignee: Robert Bosch GmbH
- Current Assignee Address: DE Stuttgart
- Agency: Kenyon & Kenyon LLP
- Priority: DE10255327 20021127
- International Application: PCT/DE03/03339 WO 20031009
- International Announcement: WO2004/048986 WO 20040610
- Main IPC: G11B5/33
- IPC: G11B5/33 ; G11B5/127

Abstract:
A magnetoresistive sensor element is provided, having a magnetoresistive layer system which, in top view, is at least regionally striated. The sensor element operates on the basis of the GMR effect and is constructed according to the spin valve principle, the striated layer system featuring a reference layer having a direction of magnetization substantially uninfluenced by a direction of an outer magnetic field acting on it. During operation, the sensor element provides a measuring signal which changes as a function of a measurement angle between the component of the field strength of the outer magnetic field lying in the plane of the layer system, and the direction of magnetization, and from which this measurement angle is able to be ascertained. In addition, observed in a top view of the striated layer system, the angle between the direction of magnetization in the absence of the outer magnetic field and the longitudinal direction of the striated layer system is set in such a way that in response to an influence of the outer magnetic field having a defined field strength, which is selected from a predefined work interval, the angle error of the layer system, as a function of this angle and the field strength, is minimal.
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