Spin-Transfer Torque Switching in Magnetic Multilayers
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Spin-Transfer Torque Switching in Magnetic Multilayers
In this paper, we point out how the magnetization switching depends on the nanostructure geometry and on the material parameters. The micromagnetic study is carried out on multilayer nanodevices constituted by Permalloy(Py)/Cu/Py and Co/Cu/Co with different cross-sections. Results show that the switching time is strongly dependent on the magnetization of the material
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- University of Perugia Italy
- University of Messina Italy
- University of Salamanca Spain
- Polytechnic University of Bari Italy
Critical current; micromagnetic modeling; MRAM; spin-transfer torque; switching times
Critical current; micromagnetic modeling; MRAM; spin-transfer torque; switching times
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