Search results for "magnetoresistance"
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Influence of Mn site doping on electrical resistivity of polycrystalline La1-yAyMn1-xBxO3 (A=Ba, Sr; B=Cu, Cr, Co) Manganites
2008
We have the measured electrical resistivity of La1-yBayMn1-xCuxO3 (0.17?y?0.30; 0.04?x?0.10), La1-ySryMn1-xCrxO3 and La1-ySryMn1-xCoxO3 (0.270?y?0.294; 0.02?x?0.10) polycrystalline samples in the 25-325 K temperature range. The increase of Mn site doping concentration leads to an increase of the electrical resistivity of the samples and the appearance of a ?double-peak? structure in the electrical resistivity versus temperature graphs. The first peak represents the insulator-metal transition in vicinity of the paramagnetic-ferromagnetic transition (TC). We have found that the intensity of the second peak increases with an increase of concentration of Mn substituents, due to the hole scatter…
Molecular Spintronic Devices: from Molecular Spin Valves to Spin-OLEDs
2017
La investigación llevada a cabo durante el periodo de tesis doctoral y que se describe en este manuscrito pertenece al campo de la espintrónica molecular. Ha sido motivada por el deseo de incorporar nuevos materiales moleculares a dispositivos espintrónicos y ahondar en la comprensión de la inyección y el transporte de espín en este tipo de capas, a través del estudio de dispositivos como la válvula de espín molecular y el spin-OLED. En 1988 Albert Fert y Peter Grünberg descubrieron que la resistencia eléctrica de unas multicapas de Fe-Cr variaba considerablemente en función de la magnetización de las láminas. El efecto se conoce hoy en día como magnetoresistencia gigante o GMR, por sus sig…
Electronic Energy Meter Based on a Tunnel Magnetoresistive Effect (TMR) Current Sensor
2017
In the present work, the design and microfabrication of a tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) electrical current sensor is presented. After its physical and electrical characterization, a wattmeter is developed to determine the active power delivered to a load from the AC 50/60 Hz mains line. Experimental results are shown up to 1000 W of power load. A relative uncertainty of less than 1.5% with resistive load and less than 1% with capacitive load was obtained. The described application is an example of how TMR sensing technology can play a relevant role in the management and control of electrical energy.