Acquisition of vector hysteresis loops from micro-arrays of nano-magnets

Autor: Keatley, P.S., Kruglyak, V.V., Hicken, R.J., Childress, J.R., Katine, J.A.

Publikováno v: In Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 2006 306(2):298-301

Dependence of spin pumping and spin transfer torque upon Ni81Fe19 thickness in Ta/Ag/Ni81Fe19/Ag/Co2MnGe/Ag/Ta spin-valve structures

Autor: Durrant, C. J., Shelford, L.R., Valkass, R. A. J., Hicken, R J, Figueroa, A. I., Baker, A. A., van der Laan, G, Duffy, L. B., Shafer, P., Klewe, C., Arenholz, E., Cavill, S. A., Childress, J.R., Katine, J.A.

Publikováno v: Physical Review B, vol 96, iss 14
Durrant, CJ; Shelford, LR; Valkass, RAJ; Hicken, RJ; Figueroa, AI; Baker, AA; et al.(2017). Dependence of spin pumping and spin transfer torque upon Ni81Fe19 thickness in Ta/Ag/Ni81Fe19/Ag/Co2MnGe/Ag/Ta spin-valve structures. Physical Review B, 96(14). doi: 10.1103/PhysRevB.96.144421. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/8d76d7db

© 2017 American Physical Society. Spin pumping has been studied within Ta / Ag / Ni81Fe19 (0-5 nm) / Ag (6 nm) / Co2MnGe (5 nm) / Ag / Ta large-area spin-valve structures, and the transverse spin current absorption of Ni81Fe19 sink layers of differe

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Cl 2-based inductively coupled plasma etching of CoFeB, CoSm, CoZr and FeMn

Autor: Jung, K.B, Cho, H, Hahn, Y.B, Hays, D.C, Feng, T, Park, Y.D, Childress, J.R, Pearton, S.J ^*

Publikováno v: In Materials Science & Engineering B 1999 60(2):101-106

Interhalogen plasma chemistries for dry etch patterning of Ni, Fe, NiFe and NiFeCo thin films

Autor: Cho, H ^{a, *}, Jung, K.B ^a, Hays, D.C ^a, Hahn, Y.B ^a, Lambers, E.S ^a, Feng, T ^a, Park, Y.D ^a, Childress, J.R ^b, Pearton, S.J ^a

Publikováno v: In Applied Surface Science 1999 140(1):215-222

Resonant enhancement of damping within the free layer of a microscale magnetic tunnel valve

Autor: Keatley, P.S., Kruglyak, V.V., Neudert, A., Hicken, R.J., Poimanov, V.D., Childress, J.R., Katine, J.A.

Picosecond magnetization dynamics in the free and pinned layers of a microscale magnetic tunnel valve have been studied using time-resolved scanning Kerr microscopy. A comparison of the observed dynamics with those of individual free and pinned layer

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