Spin Seebeck effect in -FeO thin layer with high coercive field
arXiv:1804.02159 · doi:10.1063/1.5045304
Abstract
Spin Seebeck effect has been investigated in Pt/-FeO bilayers. The -FeO thin layer with ~nm thickness were deposited by a spin-coating method on Y:ZrO(100) substrates. The prepared layers are highly oriented with the easy magnetic -axis parallel to the film surface. The magnetic hysteresis loops measured at room temperature with magnetic field parallel to the layer exhibit coercive fields up to 11.6~kOe, which is so far the highest value measured for -FeO thin layer samples. The shape of the spin Seebeck hysteresis loops is similar to the shape of magnetization for single phase layers with coercive field around 10~kOe. In some prepared layers a small amount of secondary soft ferrimagnetic phase is revealed by a constricted shape of magnetization loops, in contrast to spin Seebeck loops, where no constriction is observed. A difference in encountered in the case of layers with a small amount (~volume\%) of secondary soft ferrimagnetic phase, which is revealed by a constricted shape of magnetization loops, in contrast to spin Seebeck loops, where no constriction is observed.
7 pages, 5 figures
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