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Tunneling magnetoresistance of granular Co-Ta-O films sputtered under an obliquely arranged electrodes was investigated as a function of the film thickness and the concentration of Co to Ta/sub 2/O/sub 5/. Formation of micro-scale structures such as corrugated surface elongating perpendicular to the incident ion-beam (thickness50 nm) were quite similar to vacuum evaporated films, As a result of these structures, the resistivity at zero field /spl rho/(0) and the resistivity change with field /spl Delta//spl rho/ became about 1 order of magnitude larger compared to those of films sputtered under ordinary parallel electrode arrangement.
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TANAKA et al. (1999) studied this question.
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