Magnetoelasticity of thin films
arXiv:1906.05543 · doi:10.1063/1.5116314
Abstract
We investigate the magnetoelastic properties of and thin films by measuring the mechanical properties of a doubly clamped string resonator covered with multi-layer stacks containing these films. For the magnetostrictive constants we find and at room temperature. In stark contrast to the positive magnetostriction previously found in bulk CoFe crystals. thin films unite low damping and sizable magnetostriction and are thus a prime candidate for micromechanical magnonic applications, such as sensors and hybrid phonon-magnon systems.
arXiv comment4 pages, 4 figures, SI
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