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Measuring current with IMC Hall effect technology: this Hall effect current sensor features an integrated magnetic concentrator (IMC) that allows it to measure current directly, without a ferrite core.(Sensor Technology and Design)
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Sensors Magazine
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November 1, 2003| Author:
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Hall effect sensors have been used to measure electric current for many years. Because of their relatively low sensitivity, conventional Hall sensors need magnetic circuits that serve to increase their cost, size, and weight. The Hall effect current sensor presented in this article features an integrated magnetic concentrator (IMC) that boosts its sensitivity enough to measure current directly, without a ferrite core.
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The IMC Hall effect sensor is fabricated by means of standard CMOS technology, with an additional ferromagnetic layer ...
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