Amorphous materials, and FeSi-based in particular, have peculiar magneto-mechanical properties which promote their use in many applications: from microelectronics to instrumentation and measurement. In this study, we investigate the use of a CoFeSiB microwire for force sensing purposes. We utilize an inductive method and a linear actuator to assess the magnetic sample behavior while applying a controlled tensile force. The results showed a complex behavior of the magnetization saturation and residual magnetization vs the tensile stress; however, after a threshold force value, a linear relationship is observed between the magnetic parameters and the applied force. Therefore, the performance utilizing different readout strategies are assessed, and the results are discussed concerning the recent literature.
Force sensing utilizing a CoFeSiB microwire: a preliminary experimental study
Caposciutti, G;Spalletta, A;Marracci, M;Tellini, B;
2023-01-01
Abstract
Amorphous materials, and FeSi-based in particular, have peculiar magneto-mechanical properties which promote their use in many applications: from microelectronics to instrumentation and measurement. In this study, we investigate the use of a CoFeSiB microwire for force sensing purposes. We utilize an inductive method and a linear actuator to assess the magnetic sample behavior while applying a controlled tensile force. The results showed a complex behavior of the magnetization saturation and residual magnetization vs the tensile stress; however, after a threshold force value, a linear relationship is observed between the magnetic parameters and the applied force. Therefore, the performance utilizing different readout strategies are assessed, and the results are discussed concerning the recent literature.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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