Temperature stability and compensation of AMR sensors in practical applications
Authors:
- Matas TamulynasMTMatas Tamulynas
- Eidenis KasperavičiusEKEidenis Kasperavičius
- Vytautas MarkevičiusVytautas Markevičius
- Dangirutis NavikasDangirutis Navikas
- Mindaugas ŽilysMindaugas Žilys
- Algimantas ValinevičiusAlgimantas Valinevičius
- Michal FrivaldskyMFMichal Frivaldsky
- Roman SotnerRoman Sotner
- Jan JerabekJan Jerabek
- Darius AndriukaitisDADarius Andriukaitis
Open Access
- 15 October 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications
- Vol. 203
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Research Council of Lithuania
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