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A compact CMOS magnetic Hall sensor that includes both a Hall plate and readout circuit is proposed. In order to achieve a low-noise and low-power operation, the sensor employs a switched biasing amplifier with a chopper. The prototype has been implemented and fabricated in a high-voltage 0.18\ μ mCMOS process and occupies 0.624mm². Owing to the switched biasing amplifier, the input-referred noise is reduced from 41μ T Hzto 25μ T/ Hz. The entire sensor consumes 4.5 mW with a 3.3 V supply voltage.
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