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[17p-M_278-11]Electric-Field-induced Ferromagnetic Domain Change by Ferroelectric Topological Domain Switching in Co-substituted BiFeO3 Nanodots
〇(P)Koomok Lee1, Peter Meisenheimer2, Paul Stevenson3, Nagase Yasuhito1, Shigematsu Kei1,4, Ramamoorthy Ramesh2,5, Azuma Masaki1,4 (1.Science Tokyo, 2.UC Berkeley, 3.Northeastern Univ., 4.KISTEC, 5.Rice Univ.)
Keywords:
Multiferroic,NV centre magnetometry,Canted Antiferromagnet
Co-Subsituted BiFeO3 (BFCO) is a room temperature multiferroic material exhibiting both ferroelectric and weakly ferromangeic properties. By demonstrating electric field induced magentisation reversal of BFCO at room temperature, the development of low-power-consumption magnetic memory device can be achieved. In this study, we fabricated BFCO into 190 nm diametre of nanodot structure.Toward the magnetic memory bit application, we investigated electric field induced magnetic domain change following by ferroelectric domain structure.
