Nanolayers with advanced properties for superconducting spintronics
The rapid increase in semiconductor electronic industry requires revolutionary ideas for a jump to the next level of development. One of the possible next generations of microelectronics could be superconducting spin-sensitive electronics—spintronics. We are working for solutions for implementing a...
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D.Ghitu Institute of Electronic Engineering and Nanotechnologies
2013
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| Sumario: | The rapid increase in semiconductor electronic industry requires revolutionary ideas for a jump to the next level of development. One of the possible next generations of microelectronics could be superconducting spin-sensitive electronics—spintronics. We are working for solutions for implementing a superconducting spin valve (spin switch), which is a base component of spin-sensitive electronics with a high potential. The core of a spin valve comprises two separated ferromagnetic nanolayers (F) and a superconducting thin film (S). In this study, we report on the milestones of development of F/S/F-structures, describe the deposition process, and characterize the grown samples and Tc of F/S/F set patterns. |
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