Hirohata Lab

Max Planck Society

Bayern (DE2) · Germany

ERC-funded
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ERC Advanced Grant · 2022

Strain-Free All Heusler Alloy Junctions

Spintronics is anticipated to replace current semiconductor-based memories and sensors based on fast-operating times (< ns) and low power consumption (<pJ per read/write operation). The spintronic devices typically consist of a magnetoresistive junction with a free ferromagnet/oxide barrier or non-magnet/pinned ferromagnet trilayer and may suffer from edge-domain formation and leakage current through the barrier by further miniaturisation (<10 nm in cell diameter). To avoid such obstacles, antiferromagnetic spintronics has recently been developed by introducing spin-orbit torque which can reduce the power consumption by over two orders of magnitude but contain critical raw materials. In…

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