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A reversibly switchable electromagnetic oxide device is demonstrated by using a thin-film transistor structure with a newly developed leakage-free electrolyte as a gate insulator. The electrical and magnetic behavior of the device can be switched from antiferromagnetic insulation to ferromagnetic metal electrically under DC voltage of ±3 V at room temperature. The result provides a novel design concept for practical memory devices.
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