Anomalous Hall Effect Measurement on Nanostructure with Magnetic Pulse Fields

Abstract

Characterization of magnetic properties is one of the key issues for development of future magnetic and spintronic devices. The dimension and the operation frequency of those devices has reached nanoscale and GHz regime, respectively, so that it is required to realize new measurement technique with such sensitivity and time resolutions. The anomalous Hall effect (AHE) can be adopted as a probe capable to approach magnetization behavior in nanoscale structure. We have developed AHE measurement technique for nanostructure and investigated magnetization reversal behavior of perpendicularly magnetized dot in dynamic eld. In this article, we overview the capability of AHE measurement as a probe for magnetic characterization and the experimental results of magnetization behavior of Co/Pt multilayer dots in pulse elds with nanoseconds durations.

Novel torque magnetometry for uniaxial anisotropy constants of thin films and its application to FePt granular thin films

“…We used AHE measurement, which can detect the magnetization of magnetic nanostructures in thin films. [18][19][20] We present the experimental setup in Fig. 1.…”