Optimization of the Multilayer Structures for a High Field-Sensitivity Biochip Sensor Based on the Planar Hall Effect
Optimization of the Multilayer Structures for a High Field-Sensitivity Biochip Sensor Based on the Planar Hall Effect
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DOI:
10.1109/tmag.2009.2023426
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发表时间:
2009-09
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
T. Q. Hung;Sunjong Oh;S. Anandakumar;Jong-Ryul Jeong;Dong-Yong Kim;C. Kim
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作者:
T. Q. Hung;Sunjong Oh;S. Anandakumar;Jong-Ryul Jeong;Dong-Yong Kim;C. Kim
We have investigated the planar Hall effect (PHE) in three multilayer structures such as a bilayer, a spin-valve and a weak exchange bias coupling bilayer structure introduced a very thin Cu spacer layer between the antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic layers. These thin films are Ta(3)/NiFe(10)/IrMn(10)/Ta(3) (nm), Ta(3)/NiFe(10)/Cu(1.2)/NiFe(2)/IrMn(10)/Ta(3) (nm), and Ta(3)/NiFe(10)/Cu(0.2)/IrMn(10)/Ta(3) (nm), respectively. The active layers in all three structures were kept constant. The field-sensitivity of the fabricated PHE sensors obtained for the respected structures are about 1.6 muV middot Oe-1, 5 muV middot Oe-1, and 12 muV middot Oe-1, respectively. The results suggest that the sensor based on a weak exchange bias coupling structure has the highest field-sensitivity compared with the others. The proposed weak exchange bias coupling structure emphasizes for the development of the PHE sensor materials.