Magnetic reversal under external field and current-driven domain wall motion in (Ga,Mn)As: influence of extrinsic pinning

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We investigate the anisotropy of magnetic reversal and current-driven domain wall motion in annealed Ga0.95Mn0.05As thin films and Hall bar devices with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy. Hall bars with current direction along the [110] and [1\bar{1}0] crystallographic axes are studied. The [110] device shows larger coercive field than the [1\bar{1}0] device. Strong anisotropy is observed during magnetic reversal between [110]- and [1\bar{1}0]-directions. For both devices, the critical current required to depin a domain wall from an etch step is found to be strongly temperature-dependent, and can be described by a power-law dependence on the magnetization (M) with an exponent of 2.6±0.3. The domain wall motion is strongly influenced by the presence of local pinning centres.

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