Advanced Magnetic Field-Sensing Technologies: Design and Application
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Electronic Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 March 2026 | Viewed by 672
Special Issue Editor
Interests: magnetic targeting; magnetic communication; ELF field analysis; IoT
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Dear Colleagues,
The rapid evolution of magnetic field-sensing technologies has revolutionized diverse fields, including biomedical diagnostics, industrial automation, environmental monitoring, and space exploration. This Special Issue, “Advanced Magnetic Field-Sensing Technologies: Design and Application”, aims to showcase cutting-edge innovations in sensor design, signal processing algorithms, and interdisciplinary applications. With the growing demand for ultra-sensitive, miniaturized, and energy-efficient magnetic sensors, this issue will explore novel materials (e.g., quantum materials and magneto-resistive alloys), advanced fabrication techniques, and AI-driven calibration methods. Contributions addressing challenges such as environmental noise suppression, multi-scale field mapping, and sensor fusion for complex environments are particularly encouraged. By bridging theoretical advancements with real-world implementations, this collection seeks to propel the next generation of magnetic sensing systems for scientific discovery and industrial transformation.
Dr. Yang Ke
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- quantum magnetometry
- MEMS-based magnetic sensors
- spin-based sensor design
- magnetic source modeling；
- noise modeling and suppression algorithms
- magnetic anomaly detection
- novel Magnetic localization techniques
- AI-driven calibration techniques
- IoT-integrated magnetic sensing
- ELF magnetic field propagation
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