Inelastic tunneling spectra of MgO barrier magnetic tunneling junctions showing large magnon contribution
Inelastic tunneling spectra of MgO barrier magnetic tunneling junctions showing large magnon contribution
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DOI:
10.1063/1.3063674
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发表时间:
2009-03
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3.2
通讯作者:
Do Bang;T. Nozaki;D. Djayaprawira;M. Shiraishi;Yoshikazu Suzuki;A. Fukushima;H. Kubota;T. Nagahama;S. Yuasa;H. Maehara;K. Tsunekawa;Y. Nagamine;N. Watanabe;H. Itoh
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作者:
Do Bang;T. Nozaki;D. Djayaprawira;M. Shiraishi;Yoshikazu Suzuki;A. Fukushima;H. Kubota;T. Nagahama;S. Yuasa;H. Maehara;K. Tsunekawa;Y. Nagamine;N. Watanabe;H. Itoh
We investigated bias-voltage and temperature dependence of conductivity arising from the magnon contribution in MgO-based magnetic tunneling junctions (MTJs) with different ferromagnetic electrodes. Second derivative conductance curves showed broad peak structure, which extends from 5 to 200 mV, accompanied by additional peaks at around 23, 54, and 85 mV. The peak intensities were larger for antiparallel configuration than for parallel configuration except that at 85 mV. This difference in the peak intensity was observed to be larger for the MTJs having higher tunneling magnetoresistance ratio, indicating a magnetic origin of these peaks. Abrupt increase in the second derivative conductance at very low biasing voltage in the antiparallel configuration suggests the important role of the surface magnon excitation.