Magnetization dynamics triggered by surface acoustic waves

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Abstract

Investigations into fast magnetization switching are of both fundamental and technological interest. Here we present a low-power, remote method for strain driven magnetization switching. A surface acoustic wave propagates across an array of ferromagnetic elements, and the resultant strain switches the magnetization from the easy axis into the hard axis direction. Investigations as a function of applied magnetic field as well as unidirectional anisotropy (the exchange bias) reveal excellent agreement with prediction, confirming the viability of this method. © 2010 American Institute of Physics.

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Davis, S., Baruth, A., & Adenwalla, S. (2010). Magnetization dynamics triggered by surface acoustic waves. Applied Physics Letters, 97(23). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3521289

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