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In this work, we fabricate and characterize an energy-efficient anomalous Hall sensor based on soft-magnetic Fe  x  Pt 1- x  thin films with a large anomalous Hall angle. By varying the composition of the Fe  x  Pt 1- x  alloy, its layer thickness and interfacial materials, the magnetization is tuned to be near the spin transition between the perpendicular and in-plane reorientations. We performed magneto-transport and noise characterizations on anomalous Hall sensors with a small sensing area of 20 × 20 µm 2 in the 180 to 350 K temperature range. We found the best performance in a 1.25-nm-thick Fe 0.48 Pt 0.52 sandwiched by two 1.6-nm-thick MgO layers at room temperature. The sensor has a large anomalous Hall angle of 1.95%. Moreover, it has the best field detectability of 237.5 nT/√Hz at 1 Hz and 15.3 nT/√Hz at 10 kHz, as well as a high dynamic reserve of 112.0 dB. These results suggest that the Fe  x  Pt 1- x  alloy system is suitable for energy-efficient anomalous Hall sensors, particularly in micro-sensing applications.

Micron-Scale Anomalous Hall Sensors Based on FexPt1−x Thin Films with a Large Hall Angle and near the Spin-Reorientation Transition