DocumentCode
1006302
Title
Simulation of Bloch wall motion in bubble films
Author
Speide, S. ; Yamakawa, H. ; Iwata, S. ; Uchiyama, S.
Author_Institution
Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan
Volume
20
Issue
5
fYear
1984
fDate
9/1/1984 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1147
Lastpage
1149
Abstract
For straight Bloch walls in uniaxial bubble films, the dependence of the peak velocity and of the saturation velocity on the film thickness is given as
according to Slonczewski\´s HBL (horizontal Bloch line) model. This dependence could not be verified experimentally. For thick films the saturation velocity seems to increase again with increasing film thickness. Here the results of a direct numerical solution of the equations of motion are presented and compared with the HBL model and experimental results. The saturation velocity resulting from this simulation shows a dependence on the drive field even in case of low loss materials. This dependence increases with increasing film thickness and might explain the experimental results. Comparing the lowest value of the saturation velocity for drive fields slightly larger than necessary for punch-through with the saturation velocity predicted by the HBL model, very good agreement is found. The peak velocity is seen to decrease with increasing film thickness, but seems to tend to a finite value considerably larger than 0.
according to Slonczewski\´s HBL (horizontal Bloch line) model. This dependence could not be verified experimentally. For thick films the saturation velocity seems to increase again with increasing film thickness. Here the results of a direct numerical solution of the equations of motion are presented and compared with the HBL model and experimental results. The saturation velocity resulting from this simulation shows a dependence on the drive field even in case of low loss materials. This dependence increases with increasing film thickness and might explain the experimental results. Comparing the lowest value of the saturation velocity for drive fields slightly larger than necessary for punch-through with the saturation velocity predicted by the HBL model, very good agreement is found. The peak velocity is seen to decrease with increasing film thickness, but seems to tend to a finite value considerably larger than 0.Keywords
Magnetic bubble memories; Azimuthal angle; Equations; Garnet films; Loss measurement; Motion measurement; Numerical simulation; Predictive models; Thick films; Transistors; Velocity measurement;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TMAG.1984.1063483
Filename
1063483
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