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Zero Field Switching (ZFS) Effect in a Nanomagnetic Device

Source: nistNanotechnology March 16, 2018 · 05:00
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An unexpected phenomenon known as zero field switching (ZFS) could lead to smaller, lower-power memory and computing devices than presently possible. The image shows a layering of platinum (Pt), tungsten (W), and a cobalt-iron-boron magnet (CoFeB)
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