Josephson tunnel junctions with ferromagnetic $\Fe_{0.75}\Co_{0.25}$ barriers
arXiv:0905.0761 · doi:10.1088/0022-3727/42/7/075005
Abstract
Josephson tunnel junctions with the strong ferromagnetic alloy $\Fe_{0.75}\Co_{0.25}$ as the barrier material were studied. The junctions were prepared with high quality down to a thickness range of a few monolayers of Fe-Co. An oscillation length of between 0 and -Josephson phase coupling and a very short decay length for the amplitude of the superconducting pair wave function in the Fe-Co layer were determined. The rapid damping of the pair wave function inside the Fe-Co layer is caused by the strong ferromagnetic exchange field and additional magnetic pair breaking scattering. Josephson junctions with Fe-Co barriers show a significantly increased tendency towards magnetic remanence and flux trapping for larger thicknesses .
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