Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Hall effect
Patent
1997-06-25
1999-03-09
Ometz, David L.
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Head
Hall effect
338 32R, 324252, G11B 539, H01L 4308, G01R 3309
Patent
active
058809112
ABSTRACT:
The magnetoresistive effect element in accordance with the invention has several aspects. For instance, the magnetoresistive effect element includes an artificial lattice multilayered structure composed of a thin magnetic layer and a non-magnetic layer at least once successively deposited, and a bias field applying device for applying a bias magnetic field to the artificial lattice multilayered structure so that an orientation of residual magnetization of one of the thin magnetic layers having a greater coercive force than that of an adjacent thin magnetic layer, is the same as an orientation of a bias magnetic field to be applied to the artificial lattice multilayered structure. The magnetoresistive effect element provides enhanced regenerated outputs and also improves the symmetry of regenerated waveforms.
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Fujikata Jun-Ichi
Hayashi Kazuhiko
Ishihara Kunihiko
Yamamoto Hidefumi
NEC Corporation
Ometz David L.
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