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Direct current-tunable MHz to multi-GHz skyrmion generation and control.


ABSTRACT: Skyrmions offer high density, low power, and nonvolatile memory functionalities due to their nanoscale and topologically-protected chiral spin structures. For integrated high-bandwidth devices, one needs to control skyrmion generation and propagation rates using current. Here, we introduce a skyrmion initialization and control method to generate periodic skyrmions from 114?MHz to 21?GHz using spin-polarized direct current. We first initialize a stable magnetic domain profile that is pinned between a notch and a rectangular constriction using a DC pulse. Next, we pass spin-polarized DC charge current to eject periodic skyrmions at a desired frequency. By changing the DC current density, we demonstrate in micromagnetic simulations that skyrmion generation frequencies can be controlled reversibly over more than seven octaves of frequencies. By using domain pinning and current-driven skyrmion motion, we demonstrate a highly tunable and DC-controlled skyrmion signal source, which pave the way towards ultra wideband, compact and integrated skyrmionic circuits.

SUBMITTER: Cheghabouri AM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6603187 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Direct current-tunable MHz to multi-GHz skyrmion generation and control.

Cheghabouri Arash Mousavi AM   Onbasli Mehmet C MC  

Scientific reports 20190701 1


Skyrmions offer high density, low power, and nonvolatile memory functionalities due to their nanoscale and topologically-protected chiral spin structures. For integrated high-bandwidth devices, one needs to control skyrmion generation and propagation rates using current. Here, we introduce a skyrmion initialization and control method to generate periodic skyrmions from 114 MHz to 21 GHz using spin-polarized direct current. We first initialize a stable magnetic domain profile that is pinned betwe  ...[more]

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