Exchange-driven Magnetic Excitation and Integrated Magnetoelectronics

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2002-05-02

arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0205055v1

Physics

Condensed Matter

11 pages, 11 figures. Frontiers in Magnetism 99. Stockholm, 12-15 August,1999

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Theory and recent experiments concerning exchange-driven magnetic excitation (EDME) are reviewed. This phenomenon employs the exchange field produced by a narrowly distributed spin-polarized electron current to excite Larmor precession in a magnetic film or particle. Predicted threshold currents for such excitation of both two-dimensional spin-waves and of monodomain reversal are now experimentally supported at both helium and ambient temperatures. The present status of this field suggests a high potential for applications of EDME to the write operation of magnetic recording and, when combined with tunneling magnetoresistance, to a memory latch using sub-200 nm lithography. This potential is buoyed by very recent experiments at Cornell University implying the theoretical availability of almost hundred-fold advantage in excitation efficiency favoring exchange fields over Maxwell fields.

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