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Temperature Dependence of Magneto Current in Spin Valve Transistor: A phenomenological Study

Abstract

The temperature dependence of magneto current in the spin spin valve transistor system is theoretically explored based on phenomenological model. We find that the collector current strongly depends on the relative orientation of magnetic moment of ferromagnetic metals due to spin mixing effect. For example, the collector current is decreasing in the parallel case with increasing temperature, and it is increasing in anti-parallel configuration. We then obtain decreasing magneto current with increasing temperature. The result accords with the experimental data in qualitative manner. This phenomenological model calculations suggest that spin mixing effect may play an important role in the spin valve transistor system at finite temperature.

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Jisang Hong, P. S. Anil Kumar. 2001-05-09. Temperature Dependence of Magneto Current in Spin Valve Transistor: A phenomenological Study. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0304-8853(01)00243-8

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