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Voltage drop or resistance of multilayer structure of GMR sensor

    • Sidinei Ribiscki
      Subscriber

      Hello,

      So, I need to get the resistance of this sensor show in the image bellow. It's a multilayer structure of different materials. What type of simulation do I have to do? And whats steps do I have to take?
      After obtaining the resistance value I'll create a magnetic field to see the decrease in resistance due to materials properties. Fyi just started with maxwell.

       

    • DELI
      Ansys Employee
      In order to answer your question, we need more information: What is the excitation, AC or DC? How does the excitation apply on this sensor?
      • Sidinei Ribiscki
        Subscriber

        I'm simulating a walk-through metal detector, as in the image bellow. I need to detect the values of the magnetic field when there's a metal going through the portal and when there is nothing passing through it. There is a coil that generates a primary field, and the sensor is a Giant Magneto Resistance Sensor, that changes the resistance with different magnetic fields. So far I wasn't able to even find the passive resistance of the sensor without a field. Can someone help?

      • Sidinei Ribiscki
        Subscriber

        I'm simulating a walk-through metal detector, as in the image bellow. I need to detect the values of the magnetic field when there's a metal going through the portal and when there is nothing passing through it. There is a coil that generates a primary field, and the sensor is a Giant Magneto Resistance Sensor, that changes the resistance with different magnetic fields. So far I wasn't able to even find the passive resistance of the sensor without a field. Can someone help?

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