Advances and Applications of Magnetic Sensors: 2nd Edition
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Electronic Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 July 2025 | Viewed by 746
Special Issue Editor
2. Department of Applied Physics I, EIG, UPV/EHU, 20018 San Sebastian, Spain
Interests: advanced magnetic materials; amorphous; nanocrystalline and granular magnetic materials; magnetic sensors; magnetic microwires; giant magnetoimpedance effect; hysteretic magnetic properties; domain wall dynamics; functional composite materials
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Dear Colleagues,
Magnetic sensors are in high demand for a variety of technological applications, such as microelectronics, security electronic surveillance, automobile, aerospace and aircraft industries, energy harvesting and conversion, electrical engineering, informatics, magnetic recording, non-destructive testing in civil construction, medicine and biomedical engineering, etc.
Recent trends in magnetic sensors have required high sensitivity, a quick response, small size and stability. While reducing the production cost and power consumption, the industry has also seen the improvement of features and the finding of novel operating principles based on fundamental studies of novel materials and phenomena.
This Special Issue of Sensors aims to focus on the latest advances and novel ideas devoted to designing magnetic devices and applications, magnetic sensing technology, basic phenomena and fundamental studies of novel nanomaterials suitable for next-generation sensors. Short communications, research papers and review articles are welcome for consideration. Potential Special Issue topics include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Fabrication techniques;
- Magnetic characterization;
- Fundamentals and physics involving basic effects, the theory and the modelling of magnetic sensors;
- Nano- and micro technologies;
- Nanosensors;
- Magnetic materials, micro- and nanowires, thin films, ribbons and their advanced processing;
- Magnetic sensor arrays and systems;
- Novel and smart magnetic materials for sensor applications;
- Smart composite materials with magnetic inclusions;
- Magnetic sensors, such as Hall effect devices, magnetometers, magnetoimpedance sensors, magnetoresistance sensors, magnetoelastic sensors and flexible electronics;
- Magnetic sensor development for applications in biomedicine, electronic surveillance, electrical engineering, informatics, magnetic recording, noncontact and non-destructive monitoring, automobile and aircraft industries, etc.
We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions to this Special Issue.
Dr. Paula Corte-Leon
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- magnetic sensors
- microsensors
- magnetic nanomaterials
- characterization of magnetic nanomaterials
- magnetic micro- and nanowires
- smart materials and composites
- sensing materials
- magnetic biosensors
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