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Influence of Cr interlayer with different thickness on transition of magnetoresistance effect of Gd/FeCo thin films

Zhang Yi-Wei Song Heng-Bo Li Xiao-Yan Sun Li Liu Xiao-Ying Kou Zhao-Xia Zhang Dong Fei Hong-Yang Zhao Zhi-Bin Zhai Ya

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Influence of Cr interlayer with different thickness on transition of magnetoresistance effect of Gd/FeCo thin films

Zhang Yi-Wei, Song Heng-Bo, Li Xiao-Yan, Sun Li, Liu Xiao-Ying, Kou Zhao-Xia, Zhang Dong, Fei Hong-Yang, Zhao Zhi-Bin, Zhai Ya
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  • As one of the most representative features characterizing the spin valve structure, magnetoresistance is an important method to study the interlayer coupling in multilayers. Considering the induced magnetism of rare earth at room temperature due to the coupling and magnetic proximity effect in the structure of rare earth/magnetic transition metal, an intermediate nonmagnetic metal can be inserted to form the spin valve structure to regulate the interlayer coupling, which expands the scope of applications of rare earth in spintronics. In this work, the interlayer exchange coupling and interfacial effects of Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) trilayers with different Cr layer thickness (tCr) are studied by means of in plane magnetoresistance. Compared with FeCo film, Gd/FeCo film obtains more obvious anisotropic magnetoresistance. While the magnetoresistance value obtained for the configuration of IH shows a minimum value at the peak due to the insertion of Cr layer, and this minimum value becomes more pronounced with the increase of tCr. When tCr = 3 nm, the negative spin valve effect almost totally overcomes the anisotropic-magnetoresistance effect. Different spin asymmetries of scattering that are formed in FeCo layer and Cr/Gd layers are mainly responsible for creating the negative spin valve magnetoresistance, in which the resistance becomes smaller near the coercive, while the resistance becomes larger at high field parallel to magnetic moment. The oscillation of magnetoresistance with tCr at I // H and the hysteresis loops at 5 K further confirm the existence of interlayer coupling both at room temperature and 5 K.
      Corresponding author: Sun Li, lisun_2014@163.com
    • Funds: Project supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Hainan Province of China (Grant Nos. 2019RC169, 117109, 114008), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 12164016, 11364015), the Young Talents’ Science and Technology Innovation Project of Hainan Association for Science and Technology, China (Grant No. QCXM201810), and the Key Laboratory of Laser Technology and Optoelectronic Functional Materials of Hainan Province, China.
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  • 图 1  (a) Si(100)衬底上生长的Gd/Cr/FeCo结构示意图, 2 nm Ta作为保护层和缓冲层; (b)—(d) FeCo (5 nm)薄膜和不同厚度Gd层的Gd/Cr (1 nm)/FeCo (5 nm) 薄膜的 XRD图谱 (图1(c)插图是Ta (2 nm)/Gd (4 nm)/Ta (2 nm) 薄膜的Gd衍射峰)

    Figure 1.  (a) Schematic diagram of the film structure for Gd/Cr/FeCo on Si(100) with Ta (2 nm) as the capping layer and buffering layer; (b)–(d) XRD patterns for the FeCo (5 nm) and Gd/Cr (1 nm)/FeCo (5 nm) films with different thickness of Gd layer. (The inset of Fig. 1(c) shows the diffraction peak of Gd for Ta (2 nm)/Gd (4 nm)/Ta (2 nm) film).

    图 2  (a)—(c) 具有代表性的薄膜在室温下的面内磁滞回线; (d) 室温和 5 K下不同厚度 Cr层的Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm)薄膜的矫顽力Hc, 为便于比较, 其中包含FeCo薄膜室温下的矫顽力, 实线只是用来观察变化趋势

    Figure 2.  (a)–(c) Typical in-plane magnetization hysteresis loops for films at room temperature; (d) the coercivity Hc of Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) films with different thickness of Cr layer at room temperature and 5 K, and the coercivity of FeCo film also presented for comparison. The solid lines only guide to the eye in panel (d).

    图 3  室温且IH时, FeCo薄膜(a)和不同Cr厚度Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm)薄膜(b)—(h)的MR随磁场的变化 (a) FeCo; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 3.5 nm (图3(a)右上角插图表示电流方向垂直于磁场方向, 磁场沿着薄膜平面内; 实心点表示磁场下降的分支, 空心点表示磁场上升的分支; 其余插图均为对应阴影部分的放大图)

    Figure 3.  Variation of MR with the magnetic field for (a) FeCo film and (b)–(h) Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) films with different thickness of Cr at the room temperature and IH: (a) FeCo film; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 3.5 nm (The current direction is perpendicular to the direction of magnetic field, and the magnetic field is along the in-plane of the film, as shown in top-right of Fig. 3(a). Solid dots indicate downwards branches, open dots indicate upwards branches. The other insets are the enlarged images of the corresponding shaded parts).

    图 4  室温且I//H时, FeCo薄膜(a)和不同Cr厚度Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm)薄膜(b)—(h)的MR随磁场的变化 (a) FeCo; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 3.5 nm (图4(a)左边插图表示电流方向平行于磁场方向, 磁场沿着薄膜平面内; 实心点表示磁场下降的分支, 空心点表示磁场上升的分支; 其余插入图均为对应阴影部分的放大图)

    Figure 4.  Variation of MR with the magnetic field for (a) FeCo film and (b)–(h) Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) films with different thickness of Cr at the room temperature and I//H: (a) FeCo film; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 3.5 nm (With current parallel to H, and the magnetic field is along the in-plane of the film, as illustrated the inset in the left of Fig. 4(a). Solid dots indicate downwards branches, open dots indicate upwards branches. The other insets are the enlarged images of the corresponding shaded parts).

    图 5  室温下电流方向平行于磁场方向时, MR最大值(MRmax)和薄膜单位面积饱和磁化强度(Ms)与Cr层厚度的变化关系

    Figure 5.  Relationship of the maximum magnetoresistance (MRmax) with the configuration of current parallel to the magnetic field and saturation magnetization per unit area (Ms) to the film and the thickness of the Cr layer at room temperature.

    图 6  5 K时, FeCo薄膜(a)和不同Cr厚度Gd (4 nm)/Cr (tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) 薄膜(b)—(h)的面内磁滞回线 (a) FeCo薄膜; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 4.0 nm (虚线矩形方框是具有Cr中间层薄膜的磁滞回线中矩形度较好的部分)

    Figure 6.  In-plane magnetization hysteresis loops for (a) FeCo film and (b)–(h) Gd (4 nm)/Cr(tCr)/FeCo (5 nm) films with different thickness of 5 K: (a) FeCo film; (b) tCr = 0; (c) tCr = 1.0 nm; (d) tCr = 1.5 nm; (e) tCr = 2.0 nm; (f) tCr = 2.5 nm; (g) tCr = 3.0 nm; (h) tCr = 4.0 nm (The easy magnetized parts are marked by rectangles in the hysteresis loop for films with Cr spacer layer).

    表 1  不同 Cr 层厚度的Gd/Cr/FeCo薄膜在5 K下的单位面积饱和磁化强度(MsLT)、 5 K下磁滞回线中间矩形度较好部分的磁矩(见图6矩形)占总薄膜磁矩的比例(R)、R部分的磁矩(MFeCo)、磁滞回线中缓慢磁化部分对应的磁矩(M)

    Table 1.  Saturation magnetization per area at 5 K (MsLT) for Gd/Cr/FeCo films with different thickness of Cr layer (tCr), the percentage (R) of the magnetic moment in the middle of the hysteresis loop with better squareness (represented by the rectangles in Fig. 6) to the total magnetic moment at 5 K, the magnetic moment (MFeCo) of R, and the magnetic moment (M) in the slowly magnetized part of the hysteresis loop.

    tCr/nmMsLT/(10–4 emu·cm–2)RMFeCo/(10–4 emu·cm–2)M/(10–4 emu·cm–2)
    07.52 ± 0.75
    1.011.30 ± 1.130.697.78 ± 0.784.02 ± 0.40
    1.511.65 ± 0.120.657.60 ± 0.764.37 ± 0.44
    2.015.30 ± 0.150.487.29 ± 0.738.02 ± 0.80
    2.517.03 ± 1.700.467.78 ± 0.789.75 ± 0.98
    3.010.87 ± 1.090.687.35 ± 0.743.59 ± 0.36
    4.010.56 ± 1.060.646.73 ± 0.673.28 ± 0.33
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  • Received Date:  15 March 2022
  • Accepted Date:  28 June 2022
  • Available Online:  22 October 2022
  • Published Online:  05 November 2022

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