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Three Terminal Skyrmion Device for Memory Applications

Wei Liang Gan, Hiu Tung Fook, Wen Siang Lew

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Magnetic skyrmions possess great potential as data carriers due to their particle-like behavior that enables an additional dimension for manipulation1. However, the only skyrmion memory architecture demonstrated thus far is that of a 1D skyrmion racetrack memory in which the skyrmions were shown to move at lackluster speeds1,2. In this work, we propose a three terminal device that utilizes the extra dimension to effectively inject, delete and store skyrmions. With the addition of an extra branch, the skyrmions are injected in-line in 170 ps with an average current density of 3.8×1011p Am-2, as opposed to the tens of nanoseconds required for the magnetic field-based iniection methods2.

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Magnetic skyrmions possess great potential as data carriers due to their particle-like behavior that enables an additional dimension for manipulation1. However, the only skyrmion memory architecture demonstrated thus far is that of a 1D skyrmion racetrack memory in which the skyrmions were shown to move at lackluster speeds1,2. In this work, we propose a three terminal device that utilizes the extra dimension to effectively inject, delete and store skyrmions. With the addition of an extra branch, the skyrmions are injected in-line in 170 ps with an average current density of 3.8×1011p Am-2, as opposed to the tens of nanoseconds required for the magnetic field-based iniection methods2.

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Magnetic skyrmions possess great potential as data carriers due to their particle-like behavior that enables an additional dimension for manipulation1. However, the only skyrmion memory architecture demonstrated thus far is that of a 1D skyrmion racetrack memory in which the skyrmions were shown to move at lackluster speeds1,2. In this work, we propose a three terminal device that utilizes the extra dimension to effectively inject, delete and store skyrmions. With the addition of an extra branch, the skyrmions are injected in-line in 170 ps with an average current density of 3.8×1011p Am-2, as opposed to the tens of nanoseconds required for the magnetic field-based iniection methods2.

Key concepts: Skyrmion, Dimension (graph theory), Physics, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Particle physics, Combinatorics, Mathematics

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