Magnetic sensor and method of producing the same
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorsHideki Sato, Toshiyuki Oohashi, Yukio Wakui, Susumu Yoshida, Kokichi Aiso
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AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorsHideki Sato, Toshiyuki Oohashi, Yukio Wakui, Susumu Yoshida, Kokichi Aiso
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On a single chip are formed a plurality of magnetoresistance effect elements provided with pinned layers having fixed magnetization axes in the directions that cross each other. On a substrate 10 are formed magnetic layers that will become two magnetic tunnel effect elements 11, 21 as magnetoresistance effect elements. Magnetic-field-applying magnetic layers made of NiCo are formed to sandwich the magnetic layers in plan view. A magnetic field is applied to the magnetic-field-applying magnetic layers. The magnetic field is removed after the magnetic-field-applying magnetic layers are magnetized in the direction shown by arrow A. As a result of this, by the residual magnetization of the magnetic-field-applying magnetic layers, magnetic fields in the directions shown by arrows B are applied to the magnetic layers that will become magnetic tunnel effect elements 11, 21, whereby the magnetization of the pinned layers of the magnetic layers that will become magnetic tunnel effect elements 11, 21 is pinned in the directions shown by arrows B.
A magnetic sensor which detects a magnetic field comprising;
A magnetic sensor which detects a magnetic field comprising
A magnetic sensor which detects a magnetic field comprising
A magnetic sensor which detects a magnetic field comprising a plurality of magnetoresistance effect elements, each element comprising a spin valve film, the film comprising a free layer, a spacer layer and a pinned layer having a pinned magnetization direction, the element having a resistance value that changes in accordance with a relative angle formed by a magnetization direction of the pinned layer and a magnetization direction of the free layer, wherein,
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