Low switching field magnetoresistive tunneling junction for high

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ABSTRACT:
A low switching field magnetoresistive tunneling junction memory cell including a first exchange coupled structure having a pair of magnetoresistive layers and an exchange interaction layer sandwiched therebetween so as to pin the magnetic vectors of the pair of layers anti-parallel, a second exchange coupled structure having a pair of magnetoresistive layers and an exchange interaction layer sandwiched therebetween so as to pin the magnetic vectors of the pair of layers anti-parallel, and electrically insulating material sandwiched between the first and second exchange coupled structures to form a magnetoresistive tunneling junction. Each of the first and second exchange coupled structures, and hence the memory cell, has no net magnetic moment.

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