Bipolar transistors with a ferromagnetic base are shown theoretically to have the potential to generate almost 100% spin-polarized current injection into nonmagnetic semiconductors. Optical control of ferromagnetism and spin splitting in the base can lead to either long-lived or ultrafast switching behavior. Fringe field control of the base magnetization could be used for information transfer between metallic magnetoelectronics and conventional semiconducting electronics.
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