Giant magneto-impedance of iron whiskers

Langosch, Matthäus; Gao, Hongze; Hartmann, Uwe

doi:10.1088/0022-3727/45/8/085001

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“…An instability of the diagonal-domain structure of the Fe 3 O 4 nanostripe is responsible for jumps of the transverse-magnetization amplitude in figures 2(h) and (i) at −15] kA m −1 and H x ∈ [25,35] kA m −1 . In simulations of the response under the field of these areas, in a short time upon the dynamics initiation, the diagonal ordering with a reduced number of domains has stabilized.…”

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Domain-wall-assisted asymmetric magnetoimpedance in ferromagnetic nanostripes

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2018

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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requirements on working conditions (temperature) [1][2][3]. Since it appears in ferromagnet-including electrical circuits, it is natural to search for GMI from wires or tubes. However, at the nanoscale, fabricating and integrating layered magnetic systems (with the purpose of sensing with nanometer spatial resolution, [4][5][6]) is much easier than fabricating the curvedsurface systems. Moreover, nanostripes can offer a better

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“…Note that the majority of the GMI systems are based on the soft ferromagnets while this is not any principal restriction, (for a counterexample, see [25]). In such systems, a magnetic hardening is necessary in order to maintain the magnetization perpendicular to the current-flow direction.…”

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