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Prof. Chenglong Jia

at Lanzhou Univ

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Proceedings Article | 15 February 2010 Paper

Functionalization of multiferroic oxide structures for spintronic devices

C.-L. Jia, J. Berakdar

Proceedings Volume 7603, 76030O (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.845582

KEYWORDS: Oxides, Magnetism, Spintronics, Interfaces, Transistors, Electrodes, Scattering, Spin polarization, Semiconductors, Ferromagnetics

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We study the electronic and magneto-transport properties of multiferroic oxide-based structures and explore their potential for spintronic applications. In particular, we point out the possibility of using the two dimensional electron gas (2DEG) formed at the interface of helimagnetic oxides as a spin-field-effect transistor and a flash memory device. The operation of this device relies on the fact that the topology of the multiferroic oxide local magnetic moments results in a resonant momentum-dependent effective spin-orbit interaction acting on 2DEG. The spin polarization dephasing is strongly suppressed which is crucial for functionality. The effective spin-orbit interaction and the carrier spin precession phase depend linearly on the magnetic spiral helicity which, due to the magnetoelectric coupling, is electrically controllable. We also consider helical multiferroic tunnel junctions with a normal metallic layer as the bottom electrode and a ferromagnetic layer as the other electrode. It is shown that the tunnel-magneto-resistance is spatially dependent and is controllable via an external electric field.

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