Highly Sensitive Thin Film Sensor Using Coplanar Line
Highly Sensitive Thin Film Sensor Using Coplanar Line
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DOI:
10.3379/msjmag.1404r002
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2014-05
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通讯作者:
H. Uetake;S. Yabukami;T. Chiba;T. Ozawa;H. Suzuki;N. Kobayashi;K. Arai
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作者:
H. Uetake;S. Yabukami;T. Chiba;T. Ozawa;H. Suzuki;N. Kobayashi;K. Arai
sensor5) can be operated at room temperature; however, they are comparatively large in scale, making it difficult to integrate them in a sensor array. Highly sensitive magnetic field thin film sensors operating at room temperature are useful for biomedical applications or nondestructive evaluation. Thus, development of a thin film sensor to measure biomagnetic signals at room temperature was the aim of this study. As previously reported, a coplanar line-type thin film sensor with a ceramic substrate (r = 115) to enhance sensitivity of phase change was developed 6) and successfully used to obtain magnetocardiograms (MCGs) at multiple points7). The ceramic substrate with high permittivity decreases the wave length of the carrier, the phase dramatically changing when a small field is applied. However the sensor is bulky and cannot be integrated. In the present study, we developed a thin film integrated sensor including magnetic thin film, dielectric film and conductive film. These structure can be easily developed for array sensors with the same characteristics. The goal of this study was to obtain a sensor with good characteristics (phase change > 100 degree/Oe, gain > -40 dB) for obtaining magnetocardiograms 7) .