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  • 2009Local setting of magnetic anisotropy in amorphous films by Co ion implantation27citations
  • 2009Local stress engineering of magnetic anisotropy in soft magnetic thin films20citations

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  • Quandt, Eckhard
  • Mccord, Jeffrey
  • Fassbender, Jürgen
  • Mönch, Ingolf
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Local setting of magnetic anisotropy in amorphous films by Co ion implantation

  • Gerber, Andreas
  • Quandt, Eckhard
  • Mccord, Jeffrey
  • Fassbender, Jürgen
  • Mönch, Ingolf
Abstract

<p>The local setting of magnetic anisotropy by low fluence Co ion implantation in amorphous magnetic thin films is demonstrated. For a wide range of ion fluences no structural changes occur and the adjustment of anisotropy is reversible. A quantitative relationship between the anisotropy change and the atomic displacements is found. Magnetic domain investigations of the purely magnetically patterned stripes reveal an effective quasi-cubic anisotropy below a critical width for orthogonal magnetic anisotropy alignment. The method of ion-annealing allows for a local setting of anisotropy without irreversible structural and magnetic alterations.</p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • amorphous
  • thin film
  • annealing