Current-driven non-linear magnetodynamics in exchange-biased spin valves

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[1] Seinige, Heidi
[2] Wang, Cheng
[3] Tsoi, Maxim
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Tsoi, Maxim (tsoi@physics.utexas.edu) | 1600年 / American Institute of Physics Inc.卷 / 117期
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This work investigates the excitation of parametric resonance in exchange-biased spin valves (EBSVs). Using a mechanical point contact; high density dc and microwave currents were injected into the EBSV sample. Observing the reflected microwave power and the small rectification voltage that develops across the contact allows detecting the current-driven magnetodynamics not only in the bulk sample but originating exclusively from the small contact region. In addition to ferromagnetic resonance (FMR); parametric resonance at twice the natural FMR frequency was observed. In contrast to FMR; this non-linear resonance was excited only in the vicinity of the point contact where current densities are high. Power-dependent measurements displayed a typical threshold-like behavior of parametric resonance and a broadening of the instability region with increasing power. Parametric resonance showed a linear shift as a function of applied dc bias which is consistent with the field-like spin-transfer torque induced by current on magnetic moments in EBSV. © 2015 AIP Publishing LLC;
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