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DC and AC characterization of MgO magnetic tunnel junction sensors

Arikan et al., 2013

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12117601249407646083
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Arikan M
Ingvarsson S
Carter M
Xiao G
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IEEE Transactions on Magnetics

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We have fabricated multiple MgO magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJ) with 1.7 nm oxide, which are connected in series, and layed out in a serpentine geometry. We performed DC tunnel magnetoresistance measurements and AC impedance spectroscopy with crossed DC …
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