US Patent 9734850 Magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) free layer damping reduction
Patent 9734850 was granted and assigned to Western Digital on August, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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In one embodiment, a system includes a sensor, the sensor having a free layer, a ferromagnetic spin sink layer spaced from the free layer, the spin sink layer being operative to reduce a spin-induced damping in the free layer during operation of the sensor, and a nonmagnetic spacer layer positioned between the free layer and the spin sink layer, the spacer layer having a long spin-diffusion length.
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US Patent 09734850 Magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) free layer damping reduction US Patent 9734850 Magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) free layer damping reduction
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US Patent 09734850 Magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) free layer damping reduction
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