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Theme 4: Nanomagnetics

Co-PIs: Jeff Bokor, Sayeef Salahuddin (UCB), Sakhrat Khizroev (FIU), Shan Wang (Stanford)

System Integration: Vladimir Stojanovich (UCB),

Graduate Students/Postdocs: Jyotirmoy Chatterjee, (UCB), Amal El-Ghazaly (UCB), Hyejin Jang (UCB), Xiang Li (Stanford), Rawan Naous (UCB), Brayan Navarette(FIU), Yoonhwan Kang (UCB), Akshay Pattabi (UCB), Marc Stone (FIU), Ingrid Torres (FIU)

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Theme Overview

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Main Goal: Realize a Magnetic Switch to Meet E3S Device Specs(Theme Leader: Jeff Bokor)

Low operating voltageFast switching speed

Understand circuit/system applications

Electrical interconnect On/off ratio

sense/switch sense/switch

CommunicationCommunication Communication

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Ø High-gain spin-orbit torque switch [Salahuddin, Wang]

Current Theme Projects & PI’s

Ø High-speed nonequilibrium magnetic switching [Bokor, Salahuddin]– Non-precessional, sub-10 psec switching time

Ø Ultra-low switching current in sub-10 nm MTJs [Khizroev, Bokor]

Ø Circuit/systems design and integration[Stojanovic, Wang, Bokor, Salahuddin]– Use non-volatility to overcome leakage

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Multilevel 3D Magnetic Tunneling Junctions for In-Memory Computing

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F-MOKE Measurements from Densely Patterned 4-Layer Junction Demonstrate 3-D Information Storage

Khizroev Group

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Spin Orbit Torque Switching

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Bokor Group Members

Ø Amal El-Ghazaly → Cornell EE Faculty! JØ Hyejin Jang, Postdoc joined from UIUCØ Ingrid Torres, Summer 2019 from FIUØ Jyotirmoy ChatterjeeØ Akshay PattabiØ Brandon Tran, UCB undergrad, now UCB Ph.D.

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