Vortex core switching by coherent excitation with single in-plane magnetic field pulses
arXiv:0810.5391 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.102.077201
Abstract
The bistability of the core magnetization of nano-scaled magnets with a magnetic vortex configuration has great potential for data storage applications. To exploit this, reliable switching between the two possible states is needed. Time resolved x-ray microscopy was used to study the response of the vortex core to excitation pulses at sub-ns timescales and image the vortex core switching. A reliable switching process by coherent excitation with leading and trailing edges of in-plane magnetic field pulses was found and compared with micromagnetic simulations.
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