Which outcome occurs when anisotropic sensitivity arises in anisotropic magnetoresistive (AMR) sensors?

💡 Explanation

Anisotropic sensitivity in AMR sensors causes non-uniform responses. Because the **Wheatstone bridge imbalance** amplifies angular errors rather than positional changes, sensitive angles corrupt readings, therefore affecting linearity; rather than creating electrical symmetries under load, they introduce asymmetry under mechanical stress.

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