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Title: Micro-structural change and high temperature properties of constituent elements (Fe, Co, Mn, Cu) in spin valves containing oxide layers
Authors: Quang, H.D.
Sinh, N.H.
Oh, S.K.
Hien, N.T.
Yu, S.C.
Keywords: Copper
Degradation
Iron
Magnetoresistance
Oxides
Problem solving
Transmission electron microscopy
X ray analysis
Oxide layers (OXL)
Ratio degradation
Spin valves
Microstructure
Issue Date: 2005
Publisher: Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
Citation: Volume 38, Issue 19, Page 3560-3566
Abstract: Neither the reaction mechanism of chemical elements (Mn, Fe, Co) in specular spin valves (SVs) nor the microstructures of specular SVs containing oxide layers (OXLs) at high temperatures (>250 ?C) have been identified so far. We attempted to solve these problems via secondary-ion-mass spectroscopy, xray photoelectron spectroscopy depth profile analysis, x-ray diffraction analysis and x-ray transmission electron microscopy. The chemical properties of the constituent elements in SVs and a change in the microstructure are found to be the main reasons for magneto resistance (MR) ratio degradation at high temperatures. We also found that it is not only Mn atoms but also the OXL/ferromagnetic interface, which is an intermixed region with Cu atoms, that causes MR ratio degradation at temperatures above 275 ?C. ?? 2005 IOP Publishing Ltd.
URI: http://tainguyenso.vnu.edu.vn/jspui/handle/123456789/6575
ISSN: 223727
Appears in Collections:2001-2005 VNU-DOI-Publications

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