Magnetoresistance effect element

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1994-12-27

1996-11-26

Engel, James

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All metal or with adjacent metals

Having magnetic properties, or preformed fiber orientation...

428635, 428928, 428670, 428673, 428675, G11B 500

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetoresistance effect element comprises the multilayer formed by alternately stacking magnetic and nonmagnetic layers. The magnetic layers containing at least two magnetic elements selected from a group of magnetic elements consisting of Fe, Co and Ni. Any two magnetic layers adjacent to each other with one of the nonmagnetic layer interposed therebetween are antiferro-magnetically coupled under a condition where a magnetic field is not substantially applied thereto.

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