Journal of Semiconductors, Volume. 45, Issue 11, 110402(2024)
Electrically switchable helicity of light driven by the spin−orbit torque effect
Fig. 1. (Color online) (a) Schematic side view of the spin-LED structure with an InAs quantum dot active layer. The spin injector consists of MgO (2.5 nm)/CoFeB (1.2 nm)/Ta (3 nm)/Cr (3 nm). (b) HR-STEM image showing the cross-section of the spin injector. Scale bar, 5 nm. (c) Anomalous hall effect resistance (RAHE) of the spin injector as a function of pulsed current injected in the injector channel with zero in-plane field for switching at 300 K. (d) Room temperature MOKE images of the injector Hall bar channel after applying one single pulse of −55 mA (tpuls = 1 ms) with in-plane field Hx = −15 mT. (e) RAHE of a W-based spin injector as a function of Ipulse with different tpulse under small in-plane field Hx = −10 mT. (f) Comparison of Pc and RAHE loops as a function of Ipulse. (g) Polarization-resolved electroluminescence characterization, switching with Hx = +10 mT and ±30 mA. (h) Polarization-resolved electroluminescence characterization, switching with Hx = 0 T and ±30 mA. (i) Repetition measurement of Pc at 300 K and Hz = 0 with 30 cycles of magnetization switching. In each cycle, the magnetization is switched by two Ipulse for positive and negative 25 mA with Hx = +10 mT. Copyright 2024, Springer Nature[8].
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Yongping Wei, Yaping Wu. Electrically switchable helicity of light driven by the spin−orbit torque effect[J]. Journal of Semiconductors, 2024, 45(11): 110402
Category: Research Articles
Received: Jul. 30, 2024
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Published Online: Dec. 23, 2024
The Author Email: Wu Yaping (YPWu)