摘要
We investigate the surface acoustic wave(SAW)modulation of the exchange bias field(H_(EB))in Py/IrMn films deposited on LiNbO_(3)substrates.We measured the anisotropic magnetoresistance(AMR)of the multilayer film when continuous SAW or pulsed SAW were applied and obtained H_(EB).With continuous SAW,the H_(EB)decreases continuously with power.While in the case of pulsed SAW,the H_(EB)first decreases and then stabilizes.Compared to pulsed SAW,the thermal effects from the continuous SAW lead to the continuous decrease of H_(EB)at higher SAW power,which is verified by the measurement of H_(EB)at different temperatures and input currents.Furthermore,our results show that pulsed SAW can effectively avoid thermal effects.The decrease of H_(EB)at smaller power in both continuous and pulsed SAW is mainly due to the SAW-induced dynamic strain field,which leads to a small perturbation in the magnetic moment of the FM layer.Combined with the AMR values measured at different angles during the saturation field,we believe that the SAW-induced dynamic strain field causes a 15°angle between the magnetic moment and the easy axis.Our experiments provide a different approach to manipulating H_(EB),opening up a potential avenue for future manipulation of antiferromagnetic moments.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12174166 and 12304144)
the Fund from Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics(Grant No.2024BNLCMPKF013)
the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.lzujbky-2024-22).
