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Reversible and irreversible current induced domain wall motion in CoFeB based spin valves stripes (CROSBI ID 132482)

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Laribi, Sana ; Cros, Vincent ; Munoz Sanchez, Manuel ; Grollier, Julie ; Hamzić, Amir ; Deranlot, C. ; Fert, Albert ; Martínez, E. ; López-Díaz, L. ; Vila, Laurent et al. Reversible and irreversible current induced domain wall motion in CoFeB based spin valves stripes // Applied physics letters, 90 (2007), 23; 232505-3-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Laribi, Sana ; Cros, Vincent ; Munoz Sanchez, Manuel ; Grollier, Julie ; Hamzić, Amir ; Deranlot, C. ; Fert, Albert ; Martínez, E. ; López-Díaz, L. ; Vila, Laurent ; Faini, Giancarlo ; Zoll, S. ; Fournel, R.

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Reversible and irreversible current induced domain wall motion in CoFeB based spin valves stripes

The authors present results on curent induced domain wall motion in Co/Cu/CoFeB trilayered stripes. The threshold curent densities are around 10^6 A/cm^2 at zero field, i.e. about two orders of magnitude smaller than in single NiFe stripes. The domain wall motion is assisted when the field torque acts in the same direction as the spin torque. When the field torque is opposed to the spin transfer one and above at threshold field, the authors observe a reversible displacement of the domain wall peak in the dV/dI measurements. This can be ascribed to the onset of domain wall fluctuations, which is confirmed by micromagnetic simulations.

spintronics; current induced domain wall motion; spin valve; magnetic properties of interfaces

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Podaci o izdanju

90 (23)

2007.

232505-3-x

objavljeno

0003-6951

Povezanost rada

Fizika

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