H01F10/14

COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING FILM, AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20230238164 · 2023-07-27 · ·

An object of the present invention is to provide a composition that can form a magnetic particle-containing film having excellent magnetic permeability and excellent acid resistance, and has excellent sedimentation stability. Another object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic particle-containing film that relates to the composition, and an electronic component that includes the magnetic particle-containing film.

The composition according to an embodiment of the present invention contains magnetic particles that contain 70% to 90% by mass of Fe atoms and have a crystal structure of Fe, an average particle diameter of 2 to 30 μm, and an aspect ratio less than 8, and a rheology control agent.

COMPOSITION, MAGNETIC PARTICLE-CONTAINING FILM, AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
20230238164 · 2023-07-27 · ·

An object of the present invention is to provide a composition that can form a magnetic particle-containing film having excellent magnetic permeability and excellent acid resistance, and has excellent sedimentation stability. Another object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic particle-containing film that relates to the composition, and an electronic component that includes the magnetic particle-containing film.

The composition according to an embodiment of the present invention contains magnetic particles that contain 70% to 90% by mass of Fe atoms and have a crystal structure of Fe, an average particle diameter of 2 to 30 μm, and an aspect ratio less than 8, and a rheology control agent.

Longitudinal Sensor Bias Structures and Method of Formation Thereof

The present disclosure generally relates to a storage device comprising soft bias structures having high coercivity and high anisotropy, and a method of forming thereof. The soft bias structures may be formed by moving a wafer in a first direction under a plume of NiFe to deposit a first NiFe layer at a first angle, moving the wafer in a second direction anti-parallel to the first direction to deposit a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The soft bias structures may be formed by rotating a wafer to a first position, depositing a first NiFe layer at a first angle, rotating the wafer to a second position, depositing a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The first and second NiFe layers have different grain structures.

Longitudinal Sensor Bias Structures and Method of Formation Thereof

The present disclosure generally relates to a storage device comprising soft bias structures having high coercivity and high anisotropy, and a method of forming thereof. The soft bias structures may be formed by moving a wafer in a first direction under a plume of NiFe to deposit a first NiFe layer at a first angle, moving the wafer in a second direction anti-parallel to the first direction to deposit a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The soft bias structures may be formed by rotating a wafer to a first position, depositing a first NiFe layer at a first angle, rotating the wafer to a second position, depositing a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The first and second NiFe layers have different grain structures.

Maintaining coercive field after high temperature anneal for magnetic device applications with perpendicular magnetic anistropy

A magnetic tunnel junction with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA MTJ) is disclosed wherein a free layer interfaces with a tunnel barrier and has a second interface with an oxide layer. A lattice-matching layer adjoins an opposite side of the oxide layer with respect to the free layer and is comprised of Co.sub.XFe.sub.YNi.sub.ZL.sub.WM.sub.V or an oxide or nitride of Ru, Ta, Ti, or Si, wherein L is one of B, Zr, Nb, Hf, Mo, Cu, Cr, Mg, Ta, Ti, Au, Ag, or P, and M is one of Mo, Mg, Ta, Cr, W, or V, (x+y+z+w+v)=100 atomic %, x+y>0, and each of v and w are >0. The lattice-matching layer grows a BCC structure during annealing thereby promoting BCC structure growth in the oxide layer that results in enhanced free layer PMA and improved thermal stability.

Maintaining coercive field after high temperature anneal for magnetic device applications with perpendicular magnetic anistropy

A magnetic tunnel junction with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA MTJ) is disclosed wherein a free layer interfaces with a tunnel barrier and has a second interface with an oxide layer. A lattice-matching layer adjoins an opposite side of the oxide layer with respect to the free layer and is comprised of Co.sub.XFe.sub.YNi.sub.ZL.sub.WM.sub.V or an oxide or nitride of Ru, Ta, Ti, or Si, wherein L is one of B, Zr, Nb, Hf, Mo, Cu, Cr, Mg, Ta, Ti, Au, Ag, or P, and M is one of Mo, Mg, Ta, Cr, W, or V, (x+y+z+w+v)=100 atomic %, x+y>0, and each of v and w are >0. The lattice-matching layer grows a BCC structure during annealing thereby promoting BCC structure growth in the oxide layer that results in enhanced free layer PMA and improved thermal stability.

Magnetic thin film laminated structure deposition method

A deposition method includes depositing an adhesive layer on a workpiece to be processed and depositing a magnetic/isolated unit, where the magnetic/isolation unit includes at least one pair of a magnetic film layer and an isolation layer that are alternately disposed. The deposition method of the magnetic thin film laminated structure, the magnetic thin film laminated structure and the micro-inductive device provided by the disclosure can increase a total thickness of the magnetic thin film laminated structure, thereby broadening the application frequency range of the inductive device fabricated thereby.

Hall element
11543468 · 2023-01-03 · ·

A Hall element that exhibits an anomalous Hall effect includes a substrate and a thin film as a magneto-sensitive layer on the substrate, the thin film having a composition of Fe.sub.xSn.sub.1-x, where 0.5≤x<0.9. The thin film may be made of an alloy of Fe and Sn, and a dopant element. The dopant element may be a transition metal element that modulates spin-orbit coupling or magnetism. The dopant element may be a main-group element that has a different number of valence electrons from Sn and modulates carrier density. The dopant element may be a main-group element that modulates density of states.

Longitudinal Sensor Bias Structures and Method of Formation Thereof
20230111296 · 2023-04-13 ·

The present disclosure generally relates to a storage device comprising soft bias structures having high coercivity and high anisotropy, and a method of forming thereof. The soft bias structures may be formed by moving a wafer in a first direction under a plume of NiFe to deposit a first NiFe layer at a first angle, moving the wafer in a second direction anti-parallel to the first direction to deposit a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The soft bias structures may be formed by rotating a wafer to a first position, depositing a first NiFe layer at a first angle, rotating the wafer to a second position, depositing a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The first and second NiFe layers have different grain structures.

Longitudinal Sensor Bias Structures and Method of Formation Thereof
20230111296 · 2023-04-13 ·

The present disclosure generally relates to a storage device comprising soft bias structures having high coercivity and high anisotropy, and a method of forming thereof. The soft bias structures may be formed by moving a wafer in a first direction under a plume of NiFe to deposit a first NiFe layer at a first angle, moving the wafer in a second direction anti-parallel to the first direction to deposit a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The soft bias structures may be formed by rotating a wafer to a first position, depositing a first NiFe layer at a first angle, rotating the wafer to a second position, depositing a second NiFe layer at a second angle on the first NiFe layer, and repeating one or more times. The first and second NiFe layers have different grain structures.