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Applications of TMR devices in solid state circuits and systems
Spintronic devices have recently attracted significant attentions in solid state circuit society as a promising device in the applications of nonvolatile memory and emerging circuit design, i.e., memristor-based system. In this paper, we introduce Tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) device — a popular spintronic device structure and its applications in 1) multi-level cell memory design; 2) memristive devices (memristor); and 3) a special circuit design example — nondestructive self-reference sensing technology.