Anisotropic transport in CrSb altermagnetic tunnel junction with giant tunneling magnetoresistance

Shiqi Liu; Yingmei Zhu; He Zhang; Sheng Bi; Jie Yang; Tiejun Zhou; Bo Liu

doi:10.1016/j.mtphys.2026.102046

February 5, 2026Materials Today Physics

Anisotropic transport in CrSb altermagnetic tunnel junction with giant tunneling magnetoresistance

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Giant tunneling magnetoresistance was observed, reaching levels exceeding 200%.
The junction exhibited anisotropic transport properties under varied magnetic conditions.
Analysis focused on the unique characteristics of the altermagnetic materials used in the junction.
Findings suggest implications for the development of next-generation spintronic applications.

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Observational analysis reveals significant tunneling magnetoresistance in altermagnetic junctions, indicating potential for advanced spintronic devices.

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