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Magnetic Bucket Brigade Transport Networks for Cell Transport
By connecting building blocks of multiple curved ferromagnetic elements, a networked pathway is designed for the guided movement of microbeads and labeled cells. Using simple rotating magnetic fields, magnetic carriers and cells are guided deterministically along different paths across a planar surface along the multifunctional magnetic elements.
Findan Block +8 more
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A magneto‐mechanically coupled material model for magnetic sensor investigation
Abstract We consider coupled micro‐magneto‐mechanics with the aim to understand the processes which underpin magnetic noise in composite magnetoelectric sensors. We formulate a material model within the generalized standard material framework. This approach ensures thermodynamic consistency.
Christian Dorn, Stephan Wulfinghoff
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The complex interplay of magnetic domain structures with shear waves in magnetoelectric surface acoustic wave sensor devices is imaged by time‐resolved magnetooptical microscopy. The interactions lead to wave reflections, spatial dephasing, and secondary waves.
Cai Müller +8 more
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Three metal‐coated ZnO microrods are investigated with a combination of strain revealing nano X‐ray diffraction (XRD) and current–voltage curves. It is shown that the crystallite structure inside the microrods has a substantial impact on the electrical properties of the Schottky contact.
Philipp Jordt +9 more
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Zinc oxide microstructures coated with gold are investigated by complementary geometric phase analysis on transmission electron micrographs and coherent X‐ray diffraction imaging (CXDI) revealing strain distributions with compressive strain near the Au interface.
Philipp Jordt +11 more
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Five sets of raw data from (Fe90Co10)78Si12B10 coated ZnO microstructure (rod) investigated by Bragg coherent X-ray diffraction imaging. FeCoSiB is a magnetostrictive alloy, thus a changing strain is expected for applied magnetic fields.
Murphy, Bridget M. +3 more
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Highly Sensitive Strain Sensors with FeCoSiB Amorphous Films.
Amorphous FeCoSiB films with high saturation magnetostriction and excellent soft magnetic properties were studied to determine their strain sensitivity. The films were subjected to strain by bending of their substrates, which caused a change in the magnetic anisotropy of films via magnetoelastic coupling.
Shin, K. H., Inoue, M., Arai, K. I.
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Signal-to-noise ratio enhanced electrode configurations for magnetoelectric cantilever sensors
Magnetoelectric cantilevers consisting of strain-coupled magnetostrictive and piezoelectric (PE) layers are applicable to magnetic-field sensing. For the first bending mode, the magnetic field-induced stress distribution is of equal sign along the ...
Julius Schmalz +4 more
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Observation of Enhanced Dynamic {\Delta}G effect near Ferromagnetic Resonance Frequency
The field-dependence elastic modulus of magnetostrictive films, also called {\Delta}E or {\Delta}G effect, is crucial for ultrasensitive magnetic field sensors based on surface acoustic waves (SAWs).
Wang, Yudi +4 more
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Art.111998In this work surface acoustic Love wave delay line magnetic field sensors with varying magnetostrictive layer thicknesses are discussed. Amorphous FeCoSiB is used as the sensitive layer with a thickness variation in the range of 25-400 nm.
Quandt, E. +11 more
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