Scientists Discover a New Form of the Hall Effect That Defies a Century-Old Assumption

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Scientists Discover a New Form of the Hall Effect That Defies a Century-Old Assumption

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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have demonstrated a surprising new version of the Hall effect, showing that magnetic fields can generate electrical signals within the same plane of a material—without the perpendicular magnetic field traditionally considered necessary.

Using an ultrathin tantalum-iridium-tellurium structure, the discovery could enable smaller, more efficient multidimensional magnetic sensors for electronics, medical imaging, and navigation

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