Advanced method for reliable estimation of the spin-orbit torque efficiency in low coercive ferromagnetic multilayers
arXiv:1812.04375 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevApplied.11.054047
Abstract
An experimental study of current-induced magnetization reversal of the Ru/Co/Ru and Ru/Co/Ru/W structures was carried out. In the considered structures, due to the small value of the coercive force comparable in magnitude to the Oersted field and the SOT effect field, magnetization reversal is carried out by moving a domain wall parallel to the direction of current injection. For such a case, a new method for estimating the effective field of SOT based on the analysis of the domain wall position taking into account the distribution of the Oersted field was proposed. This method allowed determining the effective longitudinal field and the efficiency of SOT equal 0.03 in the quasi-symmetric Ru/Co/Ru structure. It was found that adding the W capping layer enhances the SOT effect by 5 times.
arXiv comment12 pages, 8 figures
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