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Abstract
The effect of torsional stresses in the magnetoimpedance response of a (Co/sub 0.94/Fe/sub 0.06/)/sub 72.5/Si/sub 12.5/B/sub 15/ amorphous wire is analyzed. In particular, the occurrence of a second-harmonic contribution of the magnetoimpedance voltage is analyzed and compared with the first-harmonic amplitude (impedance). The evolution of both harmonic components are correlated to the estimated permeability contributions obtained through the analysis of the estimated rotational hysteresis loops. The highest torsional dependence of the second-harmonic contribution can be used in the development of new magnetoelastic sensors.
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