Magnetic Switching of FSF Bridges at Low Temperatures

IF 1.4 4区 物理与天体物理 Q3 PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
L. N. Karelina, N. S. Shuravin, S. V. Egorov, V. V. Bol’ginov, V. V. Ryazanov
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Abstract

The voltage–current characteristics of planar Pd0.99Fe0.01–Nb–Pd0.99Fe0.01 microbridges at temperatures significantly lower than the critical one are studied experimentally. It has been found that a magnetic memory effect, which is manifested in the dependence of the shape of the voltage–current characteristics on the mutual orientation of the magnetizations of the F layers, is observed even at such low temperatures. It has been shown that the studied sample can serve as a magnetic switch with a voltage distinction of more than 600 μV, which corresponds to a characteristic frequency of about 300 GHz if such bridges are used as memory elements in rapid single-flux quantum logic devices. These characteristics are obtained at a temperature of 0.93Tc, which is the minimum operating temperature of the implemented memory element. A low-voltage mode of operation of the sample is discovered, characterized by a wide range of permissible bias currents.

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低温下 FSF 电桥的磁性开关
实验研究了平面 Pd0.99Fe0.01-Nb-Pd0.99Fe0.01 微桥在明显低于临界温度时的电压电流特性。研究发现,即使在如此低的温度下,也能观察到磁记忆效应,这种效应表现为电压-电流特性的形状取决于 F 层磁化的相互取向。研究表明,所研究的样品可用作磁开关,其电压区分度超过 600 μV,如果在快速单流量子逻辑器件中将这种电桥用作记忆元件,其特征频率约为 300 GHz。这些特性是在 0.93Tc 的温度下获得的,0.93Tc 是所实现的存储元件的最低工作温度。我们还发现了样品的低电压工作模式,其特点是允许的偏置电流范围很宽。
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JETP Letters
JETP Letters 物理-物理:综合
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2.40
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30.80%
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164
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3-6 weeks
期刊介绍: All topics of experimental and theoretical physics including gravitation, field theory, elementary particles and nuclei, plasma, nonlinear phenomena, condensed matter, superconductivity, superfluidity, lasers, and surfaces.
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