Publication

Evidence of high dissipation in magnetization reversal processes of five Co/Cu bilayers

Jean-Philippe Ansermet, Santiago Serrano Guisan
2006
Journal paper

Abstract

Heat and charge transport perpendicular to the plan in five Co/Cu stacks are studied using AC temperature gradients in the presence of a DC current. Large peaks in AC voltage response versus applied field are observed. This effect, measured only in reversible magnetization reversal modes and at sharp values of magnetic fields, suggests that an extra dissipation process is produced at well-defined magnetic configurations.

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