Spin-polarized current-driven submicron/nanomotor and manufacturing method thereof
A current-driven, spin-polarized technology, applied in nanotechnology, microstructure devices composed of components that move relative to each other, generators/motors, etc., can solve problems such as difficult integration and instability of microelectronic devices, To achieve the effect of stable structure and performance, easy integration
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[0042] Example: Fabrication of submicron / nanomotors driven by spin-polarized currents
[0043] Step 1, using standard photolithography-etching technology on the single crystal silicon wafer substrate to make strip-shaped grooves with a width of 2 microns;
[0044] Step 2, placing a metal cobalt nanowire with a length of 7 micrometers and a diameter of 50 nanometers on the trench;
[0045] Step 3, depositing two gold electrodes respectively on the silicon-based substrate and at the two ends of the metal cobalt nanowire. In this way, the two ends of the metal cobalt nanowires are fixed on the silicon substrate, and the middle main line segment of the metal cobalt nanowires is suspended above the trench to form a cantilever structure;
[0046] Step 4. Leading out the two gold electrodes with wires and connecting them to an AC power source, the spin-polarized current-driven submicron / nanomotor of the present invention is produced. figure 2 A scanning electron microscope image o...
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