Email this article Development of AMR converter mathematical model for implementation in CAD
- Authors: Cheplakov A.1, Litvinenko E.1
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- АО «ЗНТЦ»
- Issue: No 3 (2024)
- Pages: 180-187
- Section: CAD / CAE
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/1992-4178/article/view/631746
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.22184/1992-4178.2024.234.3.180.187
- ID: 631746
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The article discusses the operating principle and main characteristics of the AMR converter, the results of the development of its mathematical model and its implementation in Cadence Virtuoso CAD system are presented.
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A. Cheplakov
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Email: cheplakov@zntc.ru
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Russian FederationE. Litvinenko
АО «ЗНТЦ»
Email: elitvinenko@zntc.ru
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Russian FederationReferences
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Fig. 1. Magnetic configuration of the thin film after relaxation calculated in the micromagnetic approximation for different values of the external magnetic field strength Hext: a - Hext = 0; b - Hext = 0.1Ms; c - Hext = 0.2Ms; d - Hext = 0.3Ms
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Fig. 2. Field system of the Stoner-Wohlfahrt model (T and L axes denote the hard and easy anisotropy axes, respectively)
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Fig. 3. Bridge structure of the AMR sensor (a) and shunt strips on FM films (b)
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Fig. 4. Circular magnetic gender of a current-carrying busbar
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Fig. 5. Partitioning of the bus section into a set of infinitely thin conductors (a) and numerical simulation of the circular field (b). Here: P(x0, y0) is the point where the Hp field is calculated; lx, lz are the width and thickness of the conductor, respectively
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Fig. 6. Block diagram of the developed AMR-sensor model
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Fig. 7. Symbolic representation of AMR-sensor for Cadence Virtuoso CAD system
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Fig. 8. Dimensions of the body current-carrying busbar (a) and FM-films (b)
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Fig. 9. Comparison of transfer characteristics of model and real AMR converter in the linear domain
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Fig. 10. Transmission characteristic family of the AMR converter model at different values of current-carrier bus widths
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