Tunneling magnetoresistive (TMR) sensor with a Co-Fe-B free...

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ABSTRACT:
A tunneling magnetoresistive (TMR) sensor with a free layer made of a Co—Fe—B alloy is disclosed. The Co—Fe—B free layer has an Fe content of not greater than 10 atomic percent, and a B content of not greater than 10 atomic percent. The free-layer structure can include a first free layer lying on a barrier layer and a second free layer lying on the first free layer. The first free layer is made of an alloy selected from Co—Fe, Co—B and Co—Fe—B alloys, while the second free layer is made of an alloy selected from Co—B and Co—Fe—B alloys.

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