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Low Power Consumption Design and Fabrication of Thin Film Core for Micro Fluxgate
Abstract:
The soft magnetic characteristic of core is a critical factor to performance of the micro fluxgate. Porous thin film core can be effectively used to decrease the value of saturation magnetic field strength (H(s)) and improve soft magnetic behavior. It is conducive to impelling the micro fluxgate toward the direction of low power consumption. In this work, negative photoresist is used to fabricate a porous core by MEMS technology. Through the processes of ultraviolet-lithography, the porous pattern transfer from the mask to the microstructure on silicon substrate. The experiment result complies with the anticipation and indicates that this MEMS technique can be applied to improve the characteristic of thin film core and decrease power consumption of fluxgate sensor.
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