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March 23, 2005Physical Review Letters466 citations

Magnetoelectric Switching of Exchange Bias

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PBPavel BorisovAHA. HochstratXCXi Chen

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The perpendicular exchange bias field, H₄₁, of the magnetoelectric heterostructure Cr₂O₃ (111) / (Co/Pt) ₃ changes sign after field cooling to below the N\'eel temperature of Cr₂O₃ in either parallel or antiparallel axial magnetic and electric freezing fields. The switching of H₄₁ is explained by magnetoelectrically induced antiferromagnetic single domains which extend to the interface, where the direction of their end spins controls the sign of H₄₁. Novel applications in magnetoelectronic devices seem possible.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a64b69703f496600ce52705https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.94.117203
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