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  • 2024Bistable magnetic nanowires: A new approach to non-volatile memory with single readout and automatic deletion1citations
  • 2016Interplay between the magnetic and magneto-transport properties of 3D interconnected nanowire networks28citations

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  • Piraux, Luc
  • Encinas, Armando
  • Galván, Yenni G. Velázquez
  • De La Torre Medina, Joaquín
  • Medina, Joaquín De La Torre
  • Velázquez-Galván, Yenni G.
  • Gomes, Tristan Da Câmara Santa Clara
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Interplay between the magnetic and magneto-transport properties of 3D interconnected nanowire networks

  • Piraux, Luc
  • Encinas, Armando
  • Medina, Joaquín De La Torre
  • Velázquez-Galván, Yenni G.
  • Gomes, Tristan Da Câmara Santa Clara
  • Martínez-Huerta, Juan Manuel
Abstract

<jats:p>We have explored the interplay between the magnetic and magneto-transport properties of 3D interconnected nanowire networks made of various magnetic metals by electrodeposition into nanoporous membranes with crossed channels and controlled topology. The close relationship between their magnetic and structural properties has a direct impact on their magneto-transport behavior. In order to accurately and reliably describe the effective magnetic anisotropy and anisotropic magnetoresistance, an analytical model inherent to the topology of 3D nanowire networks is proposed and validated. The feasibility to obtain magneto-transport responses in nanowire network films based on interconnected nanowires makes them very attractive for the development of mechanically stable superstructures that are suitable for potential technological applications.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • anisotropic
  • electrodeposition