Applied Physics Letters

Paper

23 Sep 2003

Magnetic domain wall motion triggered by an electric current

View publication

Abstract

A study was performed on magnetic domain wall motion triggered by an electric current. By magnetic force microscopy imaging, propagation of the walls was confirmed. The results showed that the domain wall propagation occurred in the direction of electron current flow.

Related

Paper

Seeded epitaxy of Co₉₀Fe₁₀/Cu multilayers on MgO(001): Influence of Fe seed layer thickness

W. Kuch, A. Marley, et al.

Journal of Applied Physics

Conference paper

Recent advances in MRAM technology

W.J. Gallagher, D.W. Abraham, et al.

VLSI Technology 2005

Paper

Exchange-biased magnetic tunnel junctions: Dependence of offset field on junction width

K.-S. Moon, R.E. Fontana Jr., et al.

Applied Physics Letters

Paper

Thin Film Thermocouple Sensors for Measurement of Contact Temperatures During Slider Asperity Interaction on Magnetic Recording Disks

E. Schreck, R.E. Fontana, et al.

IEEE Transactions on Magnetics

View all publications