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Monday, May 11, 2015
MDT Announces Magnetic Imagers
PR Newswire: ZHANGJIAGANG, Jiangsu, China-based MultiDimension Technology (MDT), a supplier of Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors, announces the MIS63xx TMR magnetic image sensors. They are said to be the world’s first TMR magnetic sensors for magnetic image scanning with high-resolution in 50DPI. They are designed for financial anti-counterfeit appliances in banknote sorters, ATM, and vending machines. They are also ideally suited for high-resolution magnetic image scanning in non-destructive testing applications.
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It is amazing, but it seems to work only at close proximity to the object.
ReplyDeletereally interesting stuff, very curious about how the market reacts on this magntic image sensor.
ReplyDeleteI dont really understand how this beats an array of Hall sensors (e.g. magcam, http://www.magcam.com/Page-MagCam_One-EN.htm) or Kerr microscopy in an other area than in pricing. Despite the problems TMR sensors have with EMC. It is for sure an ambitous approach.
ReplyDeleteIs a normal image sensor sensitive to magnetic fields/ can hall sensor effect can be demonstrated on cmos pixels? That would make a magnetic sensor with megapixel resolution!!
ReplyDeleteThe giant magnetoimepdance (GMI) has better effect then.
ReplyDeleteProbably, but does GMI it work in Si?. If so, we could have pinned-photodiodes similar to 4-probe configuration (typically used in sheet resitivity measurements) in the pixel array. I have the feeling that there is a huge opportunity of using image sensor pixels for non-optical measurements or coupled optical detection...Anyone for a kick-start in this area? ;)
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