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Polymer-buried van der Waals magnets for promising wearable room-temperature spintronics

Liang Hu, Jian Zhou, Zhipeng Hou, Weitao Su, Bingzhang Yang, Lingwei Li, Mi Yan

2021Materials Horizons50 citationsDOI

Abstract

phase diagram in a large-strain region. In addition, an unusual exchange bias effect with a vertical magnetization shift is tracked for the first time upon bending, which reveals the hidden competition between antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic coupling. The reversible strain manipulation of single-domain ferromagnetic order in a single nanoflake further opens up a route to develop low-power wearable spintronic devices. The findings here provide vast opportunities to exploit the possibility of practical applications of more vdW magnets.

Topics & Concepts

van der Waals forceSpintronicsMaterials scienceMagnetCurie temperaturePolymerCondensed matter physicsStrain (injury)FerromagnetismNanotechnologyComposite materialPhysicsQuantum mechanicsMoleculeInternal medicineMedicine2D Materials and ApplicationsMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsPerovskite Materials and Applications
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