Evolution of magnetization reversal on patterned magnetic elements
Jong-Ching Wu, Haolin Huang, Te-ho Wu
Abstract
Jong-Ching Wu, Haolin Huang, Te-ho Wu
Abstract
An in situ observation of magnetic domain structure evolution in the presence of an external magnetic field induced from a live current strip produced underneath patterned permalloy thin films is presented. The signal due to the electrostatic force was avoided during the magnetic force microscope imaging by adding an electrically grounded metal film in-between the patterned films and the current strip. Magnetization reversal on a 6 /spl mu/m permalloy disk was imaged, whereas magnetic domain structure on higher aspect ratios of ellipse and rectangle permalloy elements showed great changes hut a much higher field was required for magnetization saturation due to their high coercive and saturation fields.
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An in situ observation of magnetic domain structure evolution in the presence of an external magnetic field induced from a live current strip produced underneath patterned permalloy thin films is presented. The signal due to the electrostatic force was avoided during the magnetic force microscope imaging by adding an electrically grounded metal film in-between the patterned films and the current strip. Magnetization reversal on a 6 /spl mu/m permalloy disk was imaged, whereas magnetic domain structure on higher aspect ratios of ellipse and rectangle permalloy elements showed great changes hut a much higher field was required for magnetization saturation due to their high coercive and saturation fields.
Key concepts: Permalloy, Magnetic force microscope, Coercivity, Materials science, Magnetization, Magnetic domain, Condensed matter physics, Single domain