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Thermally induced precession-orbit transition of magnetization in voltage-driven magnetization switching

Yamamoto et al., 2018

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6080337320856068375
Author
Yamamoto T
Nozaki T
Shiota Y
Imamura H
Tamaru S
Yakushiji K
Kubota H
Fukushima A
Suzuki Y
Yuasa S
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Physical Review Applied

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We study the effects of thermal fluctuation on voltage-driven magnetization switching in perpendicularly magnetized magnetic tunnel junctions by combining an experiment and a numerical simulation. The thermal agitation of magnetization is found to affect not only the …
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