2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2020.146475
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Multi-resistance state tuned by interfacial active Pt layer in a perpendicular Hall balance

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“…In Figure a,b, it is worth noting that the amplitudes of the first and second decrease for R xy are almost identical. In traditional magnetic metal multilayers, magnetic Hall pair (MHP), composed of two ferromagnetic layers sandwiched by a nonmagnetic spacer layer, also has double square-shaped hysteresis loops with + H C and − H C . Especially for MHP with equivalent saturated magnetic moments of two ferromagnetic layers, two-time decreasing amplitudes of R xy are also identical. Similar closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops are observed for antiferromagnetically coupled MHP between two ferromagnetic layers, and for antiferromagnetically coupled multilayers, open or closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops can be obtained by tuning interlayer exchange coupling. , Therefore, we infer that closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops in Figure b are related to antiferromagnetic coupling between FM 1 and FM 2, which induces the magnetic moments of FM 1 to reverse at a small positive magnetic field.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Figure a,b, it is worth noting that the amplitudes of the first and second decrease for R xy are almost identical. In traditional magnetic metal multilayers, magnetic Hall pair (MHP), composed of two ferromagnetic layers sandwiched by a nonmagnetic spacer layer, also has double square-shaped hysteresis loops with + H C and − H C . Especially for MHP with equivalent saturated magnetic moments of two ferromagnetic layers, two-time decreasing amplitudes of R xy are also identical. Similar closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops are observed for antiferromagnetically coupled MHP between two ferromagnetic layers, and for antiferromagnetically coupled multilayers, open or closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops can be obtained by tuning interlayer exchange coupling. , Therefore, we infer that closed double square-shaped hysteresis loops in Figure b are related to antiferromagnetic coupling between FM 1 and FM 2, which induces the magnetic moments of FM 1 to reverse at a small positive magnetic field.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%