The magnetoresistance in a 1 micron Permalloy disk, that develops a vortex state during reversal, has been experimentally measured and modeled. The agreement between measurements and numerical simulations shows that the conventional anisotropic magnetoresistance effect is the main source of magnetoresistance. The results demonstrate that magnetoresistance can be used to determine the chirality of the vortex thereby improving the chances that patterned dot arrays could be used in data storage technology.
Magnetoresistance of single magnetic vortices.
VAVASSORI, Paolo;
2005
Abstract
The magnetoresistance in a 1 micron Permalloy disk, that develops a vortex state during reversal, has been experimentally measured and modeled. The agreement between measurements and numerical simulations shows that the conventional anisotropic magnetoresistance effect is the main source of magnetoresistance. The results demonstrate that magnetoresistance can be used to determine the chirality of the vortex thereby improving the chances that patterned dot arrays could be used in data storage technology.File in questo prodotto:
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