Improved tunnel magnetoresistance by double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a layered antiferromagnet material

• TMR ratio is studied in double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a layered antiferromagnet (DB-MTJs-AF). • The Rashba spin–orbit coupling is considered within the layered AF. • DB-MTJs-AF present a higher TMR ratio compared to that in DB-MTJs-F. The angle-dependent tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) is studied in double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a central layered antiferromagnet (DB-MTJs-AF). The study utilizes a tight-binding model to compute the transmission function via the non-equilibrium Green’s function method, incorporating Rashba spin–orbit coupling within the layered AF. The results indicate that DB-MTJs-AF exhibit higher TMR compared to those with a central ferromagnet (DB-MTJs-F). This enhancement is attributed to the unique properties of antiferromagnetic materials leading to improved performance in spintronic devices.

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Results in Physics
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2025-02-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rinp.2025.108171
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2
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Magnetic properties of thin films
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Improved tunnel magnetoresistance by double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a layered antiferromagnet material

Seyed Ali Hosseini Moradi, Nader Ghobadi, Reza Daqiq
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Results in Physics
Magnetic properties of thin films
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Improved tunnel magnetoresistance by double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a layered antiferromagnet material

Seyed Ali Hosseini Moradi, Nader Ghobadi, Reza Daqiq
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Abstract

• TMR ratio is studied in double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a layered antiferromagnet (DB-MTJs-AF). • The Rashba spin–orbit coupling is considered within the layered AF. • DB-MTJs-AF present a higher TMR ratio compared to that in DB-MTJs-F. The angle-dependent tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) is studied in double-barrier magnetic tunnel junctions with a central layered antiferromagnet (DB-MTJs-AF). The study utilizes a tight-binding model to compute the transmission function via the non-equilibrium Green’s function method, incorporating Rashba spin–orbit coupling within the layered AF. The results indicate that DB-MTJs-AF exhibit higher TMR compared to those with a central ferromagnet (DB-MTJs-F). This enhancement is attributed to the unique properties of antiferromagnetic materials leading to improved performance in spintronic devices.

Results in PhysicsVol. 70
Khatam University (IR), Malayer University (IR)
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Magnetic properties of thin films
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