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Type-Y magnetic tunnel junctions with CoFeB doped tungsten as spin current source

Authors: M. K. Zhao; R. Zhang; C. H. Wan; X. M. Luo; Y. Zhang; W. Q. He; Y. Z. Wang; +3 Authors

Type-Y magnetic tunnel junctions with CoFeB doped tungsten as spin current source

Abstract

Spin–orbit torque magnetic tunnel junctions (SOT-MTJs) with high tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) ratio and high energy-efficiency are crucial for the development of SOT-magnetic random-access memory and other SOT devices. Here, the SOT-MTJs doped with an ultrathin layer of 0.2 nm CoFeB in the W writing line are fabricated, and the TMR ratio of the updated MTJs is up to 179%. Meanwhile, the SOT efficiency of the W layer doped with magnetic atoms (∼0.149) is weakly dependent on the doping, manifesting the intrinsic mechanism of the W layer in generating the spin Hall effect. This study shows promise of the magnetic-atom doped W/CoFeB/MgO/synthetic antiferromagnetic stacks to achieve high TMR and efficient type-Y SOT devices.

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