Magnetic Sensors 2020
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2020) | Viewed by 27493
Special Issue Editor
Interests: sensors; magnetic materials; biotechnology; structure and properties of materials; steel health monitoring
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Dear Colleagues,
Magnetic sensors are gaining substantial penetration in the global sensor market. Several magnetic devices are already used for numerous engineering applications. The generic use of particular magnetic sensors may offer a wide use in a variety of applications. Apart from that, the specific use of specific sensors may also offer smart specialization and therefore attract the interest of industrial giants allowing for the integration of novel and inventive devices in their products. Apart from that, on-going research work in several fields of engineering applications can be aided by new advances in the field of magnetic sensors, therefore increasing their impact. Therefore, any kind of new advances in magnetic sensors can be of great importance for groups using them.
The categories of magnetic sensors are numerous, such as new types of fluxgates, sensors based on magneto-transport effects, such as giant magnetoresistance, magneto-impedance, etc. This Special Issue targets researchers working in the field of new sensors and transducers, as well as companies working towards the development or the integration of existing magnetic sensors and devices. We hereby invite the international community of magnetic sensors and transducers to participate in this high impact journal, aiming at the proper dissemination of our products/devices.
Prof. Evangelos Hristoforou
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Magnetic effects
- Sensing elements
- Hybrid sensors
- Integrated sensors
- Lab-on-a-chip
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