Methods of implementing magnetic tunnel junction current sensors

Methods of implementing magnetic tunnel junction current sensors

Techniques are provided for sensing a first current produced by an active circuit component. According to these techniques, a current sensor is disposed over the active circuit component. The current sensor includes a Magnetic Tunnel Junction ("MTJ") core disposed between a first conductiv...

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