We investigate the impact of the DC current-induced Ampère–Oersted field on the dynamics of a vortex based spin-torque nano-oscillator. In this study we compare micromagnetic simulations performed using mumax$$^3$$
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and our analytical model based on the Thiele equation approach. The latter is improved by adding two important corrections to the Thiele equation approach. The first is related to the magneto-static contribution and depends on the aspect ratio of the magnetic dot. The second is a full analytical description of the Ampère–Oersted field contribution. The model describes quantitatively the simulation results in the resonant regime as well as the impact of the Ampère–Oersted field. Depending on the relative orientation between the vortex in-plane curling magnetisation (chirality) and the Ampère–Oersted field a strong splitting phenomenon appears in the fundamental properties (frequency and vortex core position) of the nano-oscillator. Thus, we show that the Ampère–Oersted field should not be neglected as it has a high impact on the spin-torque vortex oscillator dynamics.
A network of silver nanowires (Ag-NWs) is grown by electrodeposition in a nanoporous membrane with interconnected nanopores. This bottom-up approach fabrication method gives a conducting network with a 3D architecture and a high density of Ag-NWs. The network is then functionalized during the etching process, which leads to a high initial resistance as well as memristive behavior. The latter is expected to arise from the creation and the destruction of conducting silver filaments in the functionalized Ag-NW network. Moreover, after several cycles of measurement, the resistance of the network switches from a highresistance regime in the GΩ range with tunnel conduction to a lowresistance regime presenting negative differential resistance in the kΩ range.
We investigate the impact of the DC current-induced Ampère-Oersted field on the dynamics of a vortex based spin-torque nano-oscillator. In this study we compare micromagnetic simulations performed using mumax3 and our analytical model based on the Thiele equation approach. The latter is improved by adding two important corrections to the Thiele equation approach. The first is related to the magneto-static contribution and depends on the aspect ratio of the magnetic dot. The second is a full analytical description of the Ampère-Oersted field contribution. The model describes quantitatively the simulation results in the resonant regime as well as the impact of the Ampère-Oersted field. Depending on the relative orientation of the vortex in-plane curling magnetisation (chirality) and the Ampère-Oersted field a strong splitting phenomenon appears in the fundamental properties (frequency and vortex position) of the nano oscillator. Thus, we show that the Ampère-Oersted field should not be neglected as it has a high impact on the spin-torque vortex oscillator dynamics.
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