The voltage controlled magnetic switching effect is verified experimentally. The Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert（LLG）equation is used to study the voltage controlled magnetic switching. It is found that the initial values...The voltage controlled magnetic switching effect is verified experimentally. The Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert（LLG）equation is used to study the voltage controlled magnetic switching. It is found that the initial values of magnetic moment components are critical for the switching effect, which should satisfy a definite condition. The external magnetic field which affects only the oscillation period should be comparable to the internal magnetic field. If the external magnetic field is too small, the switching effect will disappear. The precessions of mx and my are the best for the tilt angle of the external magnetic field θt = 0？, i.e., the field is perpendicular to the sample plane.展开更多
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文摘The voltage controlled magnetic switching effect is verified experimentally. The Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert（LLG）equation is used to study the voltage controlled magnetic switching. It is found that the initial values of magnetic moment components are critical for the switching effect, which should satisfy a definite condition. The external magnetic field which affects only the oscillation period should be comparable to the internal magnetic field. If the external magnetic field is too small, the switching effect will disappear. The precessions of mx and my are the best for the tilt angle of the external magnetic field θt = 0？, i.e., the field is perpendicular to the sample plane.
