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Reduction of switching current density in perpendicular magnetic tunnel junctions by tuning the anisotropy of the CoFeB free layerRahman et al., 2012
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- Rahman M
- Lyle A
- Khalili Amiri P
- Harms J
- Glass B
- Zhao H
- Rowlands G
- Katine J
- Langer J
- Krivorotov I
- Wang K
- Wang J
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- Journal of Applied Physics
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The spin torque switching behavior of perpendicular magnetic tunnel junctions consisting of a CoFeB free layer and a CoFeB/Ru/(Co/Pd) n exchanged coupled fixed layer is investigated. At first, the Ru and CoFeB layer thickness is tuned in the CoFeB/Ru/(Co/Pd) n …
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