2018
DOI: 10.1134/s1063782618150162
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Analysis of the Switching Characteristics of MRAM Cells Based on Materials with Uniaxial Anisotropy

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“…Ранее такой анализ применялся нами для описания динамики намагниченности в элементах STT-MRAM [12][13][14]. В расчетах нами использовались численные значения физических величин из работ [19][20][21] (табл. 2).…”
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“…Ранее такой анализ применялся нами для описания динамики намагниченности в элементах STT-MRAM [12][13][14]. В расчетах нами использовались численные значения физических величин из работ [19][20][21] (табл. 2).…”
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“…With regard to the application of spin valves to magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM), Iusipova [ 54 ] recently conducted a study of the switching characteristics of spin valves with longitudinal anisotropy and found that one of the most promising materials for such an application was Co 80 Gd 20 alloy (annealed at 200 °C) because of its high spin polarization parameter, which lowers the magnetic switching field, showing the potential of this kind of alloy.…”
Section: Spin Valvesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors, specifically, Mn-doped III-V compounds, offer unique features that allow for precise modulation of carrier spin dynamics, a crucial aspect for the advancement of spintronic devices [1]. One prominent application of these materials is in the field of Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM), where they enable efficient spin injection and manipulation [2]. Mn-doped III-V compounds have also found applications in magneto resistive sensors, such as Tunnelling Magneto-Resistance (TMR) and Giant Magneto-Resistance (GMR) sensors to detect and amplify magnetic fields [3,4].…”
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confidence: 99%