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FMRA-2008
Ferro-Magnetic Resonance Module
The FMRA-2008 Module accurately measures magnetic resonance at RF frequencies up to 20Ghz, ideal for characterizing the RF magnetic performance of Magneto-Resistive sensors in multi-directional magnetic fields.
Key Benefits
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RF Probecard and connection with measurement range up to 20Ghz
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Compatible with our standard test suite
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Low Noise measurement system
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Comprehensive MR Analysis
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Open architecture software allowing custom module design
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Available with either ISI's WLA5000 Wafer or BlazerX6B Bar Analyzer platforms
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Fully integrated with our software, power supplies, and test platform
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Overview
ISI's proprietary FMRA-2008 Module accurately measures magnetic resonance at RF frequencies up to 20Ghz, ideal for characterizing the RF magnetic performance of Magneto-Resistive sensors in multi-directional magnetic fields. Characterizing the MR sensor using Ferro Magnetic Resonance techniques can not only examine the sensor performance, but, often, pinpoint a particular problem in the design or manufacturing process, such as concerns with the Hard-Bias or the Reference/Pinning Layer.
The FMRA-2008 electronics module is intended for use with QuadPole magnet systems on either the WLA5000 Wafer Analyzer or the BlazerX6B Bar Analyzer, and incorporates RF Probing and multi-directional field vectors to allow the extensive suite of FMRA-2008 measurements. These measurements include:
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Ferro Magnetic Resonance Spectrum Analysis
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Diagnostics of hard bias level and uniformity
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Stiffness field measurement
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Reference layer/Pinning layer diagnostics
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Free layer uniformity and domains detection
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Free layer magnetization orientation
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High Bandwidth Noise Analysis
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As MR sensor dimensions shrink in the race to higher Arial Density, control of the reader sensor dimensions becomes more difficult causing many of the above issues. The FMRA-2008 is world's first low-cost, non-destructive, in-situ solution to characterize these issues in a manufacturing environment with production-level throughput.
