Generation of nonvolatile skyrmions in multilayer films
A non-volatile, multi-layer film technology, applied in the field of non-volatile skyrmion generation, can solve the problem of non-zero field stability
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[0028] Step 1): Using magnetron sputtering to prepare a platinum / cobalt / tantalum (Pt / Co / Ta) sandwich structure multilayer film on a silicon nitride substrate with a window, mount the substrate on an electric field bar and insert it into a transmission electron microscope observe. The thickness of Pt in the Pt / Co / Ta multilayer film is 5nm, the thickness of Co is 2nm, the thickness of Ta is 5nm, and the thickness of the silicon nitride substrate window is 10nm.
[0029] Step 2): Directly use the objective lens current in the transmission electron microscope to generate the required magnetic field, and apply a magnetic field with a magnetic induction intensity of 30mT perpendicular to the film surface of the Pt / Co / Ta multilayer film, wherein the magnetic field of 30mT is not enough to make the strip magnetic domains into skyrmions;
[0030] Step 3): directly using the keithley ammeter in the transmission electron microscope to apply an in-plane current to the Pt / Co / Ta multilayer...
Embodiment 2
[0035] It is basically the same as Example 1, except that a magnetic field of 40 mT is applied in step 2) (this magnetic field is also insufficient to transform the stripe magnetic domains in the multilayer Pt / Co / Ta into skyrmions). Figure 4 is the magnetic domain structure diagram of skyrmions obtained according to the above generation method after the external field is removed. from Figure 4 It can be seen that the density of the formed skyrmions is significantly higher than figure 1 The density of skyrmions is shown, and the skyrmions formed by the above generation method can still be stored stably after the withdrawal of the current and the applied magnetic field, and have non-volatile zero-field stability.
Embodiment 3
[0037] It is basically the same as Example 1, except that a magnetic field of 50 mT is applied in step 2) (this magnetic field is also insufficient to convert the stripe magnetic domains in the multilayer Pt / Co / Ta into skyrmions). Figure 5 is the magnetic domain structure diagram of skyrmions obtained according to the above generation method after the external field is removed. from Figure 5 It can be seen that the density of the formed skyrmions is significantly higher than figure 1 The density of skyrmions is shown, and the skyrmions formed by the above generation method can still be stored stably after the withdrawal of the current and the applied magnetic field, and have non-volatile zero-field stability.
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