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Ultrathin Co/Ptn and Co/Pdn superlattice films consisting of 0.14–0.20-nm-thick Co and Pt(Pd) layers were deposited by sputtering. A large perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (3–9)×106 ergs/cm3 and an ideal square out-of-plane hysteresis loop were attained even for ultrathin superlattice films with a total thickness of 1.2–2.4 nm. The films were stable against annealing up to 370 °C. MgO-based perpendicular magnetic tunnel junctions with this superlattice layer as the free layer showed a relatively high magnetoresistance ratio (62%) and an ultralow resistance-area product (3.9 Ω μm2) at room temperature. The use of these films will enable the development of gigabit-scale nonvolatile memory.
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