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Mater Sci Nanotechnol 2017

Volume 1 Issue 3

Magnetic Materials 2017

Page 83

October 09-10, 2017 London, UK

International Conference on

Spin-Filtering in superconducting junction

with the manganite interlayer

Gennady A Ovsyannikov

Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS, Russia

T

he tunnel current flowing through the ferromagnetic

layer between two non-magnetic electrodes becomes

spin-polarized due to exchange splitting of the ferromagnetic

insulator conduction band with the states with the spin up and

spin down. Electronic and spin transport in superconducting

mesa-structures made of epitaxial cuprate superconductor

YBa

2

Cu

3

Ox(YBCO) and niobium thin films with an

insulating manganite LaMnO

3

(LMO) thin film as interlayer

were investigated. Ferromagnetic resonance measurements of

heterostructure Au/LMO/YBCO shows ferromagnetic state

at temperatures below 150 K, as in the case of reference LMO

film grown on the neodymium gallate substrate. Spin current

in the mesa structure was studied. The heights of the tunneling

barrier in mesa structure Au/LMO/YBCO evaluated from

resistive characteristics of mesa-structures at different

thickness of interlayer showed an exponential decrease

approximately from 30 mV down to 5 mV with increase of

manganite interlayer thickness. Temperature dependence of

the conductivity of mesa-structures could be described taking

into account d-wave superconductivity in YBCO and a spin

filtering of the electron transport. Spin filtering is supported

also by measurements of magneto-resistance and the high

sensitivity of mesa-structure conductivity to weak magnetic

fields. Varying the external weak magnetic field |H|<10 Oe

and dc bias current the microwave generation with a line-

width of order 50 MHz was observed in GHz frequency

band using low noise microwave amplifier. The frequency

of generation could be tuned by biasing current with a rate

10

13

Hz/A. The impact of spin filtering on charge current and

manipulation of spin-dependent switching from oscillating to

non-oscillating states are discussed taking into account the

asymmetry of oscillation amplitudes over applied H-field.

gena@hitech.cplire.ru

Materials Science and Nanotechnology