Lau, J.
, Beleggia, M.
and Zhu, Y.
(2007),
Common Reversal Mechanisms and Correlation Between Transient Domain States and Field Sweep Rate in Patterned Permalloy Structures, Journal of Applied Physics (Accessed May 10, 2026)
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Common Reversal Mechanisms and Correlation Between Transient Domain States and Field Sweep Rate in Patterned Permalloy Structures
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, M Beleggia, Y Zhu
Abstract
Complicated domain configurations generated during the magnetization reversal of Permalloy elements patterned in various shapes are the results of a surprisingly few switching mechanisms. By comparing the results from micromagnetic simulations with the experimentally observed switching events using Lorentz microscopy, we found that nucleation and annihilation of vortices and vortex/anti-vortex pairs, and the propagation of Neel and cross-tie walls are the principle mechanisms for magnetization reversal in Permalloy elements with dimensions favorable to domain formation.Citation
Journal of Applied Physics
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Keywords
Lorentz microscopy, magnetization, Permalloy films, transient domain configurations
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Created August 20, 2007, Updated February 17, 2017