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Within the last decade, the development of microand nanoelectronics has led to a large variety of products used in almost any field of everyday’s life. Whereas the most prominent examples are processors and storing devices in computers, nowadays electronics including sensors is integrated more and more in cars, machines and in handheld devices such as mobile phones or digital cameras. For this wide range of applications, a large number of physical effects and technological processes are used to realize sensor devices: Commercial sensor devices are up to now based on various effects such as Hall effect or Anisotropic Magneto Resistance (AMR).

A8.2 - Sensing, Storing and Computing - Spinelectronics as a Universal Platform