Optimization of the extraordinary magnetoresistance in semiconductor–metal hybrid structures for magnetic-field sensor applications
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We have used the finite element method to study the extraordinary magnetoresistance (EMR) effect of semiconductor-metal hybrid structures in rectangular device geometries. These have recently been found to exhibit intriguing properties interesting for magn ...
Semiconductor–metal hybrid structures can exhibit a very large geometrical magnetoresistanceeffect, the so-called extraordinary magnetoresistance (EMR) effect. Using the finite element method, we study the EMR effect in rectangular semiconductor–metal hybr ...
