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The magnetic fields from the current loops 2404 , such as magnetic fields of about 500 Oe , change the magnetization in specific locations in data storage layer 2412to createmagnetic domains

the polarizing magnetic field as illustrated in FIGS(passive) caused bythe magnetic domain

physicist Francis Bitter(passive) were discovered byMagnetic domains

Paired electrons spincreatingmagnetic domains

Weiss(passive) were discovered byMagnetic Domains

when the read / write head applies energy to a bit location to align some ( not all ) of the particles to reflect either a zero or a one(passive) are createdMagnetic domains

Billions of atoms within molecular arrangements that allow some electron spins to line up with each othercreatemagnetic domains

Certain materials are very good at getting many electrons all spinning in the same directionscreatingmagnetic domains

Aggregations of individual atomic and molecular dipolar magnetic momentscreatemagnetic domains

surface irradiation damages of pulse lasers(passive) created bymagnetic domains

The use of a transverse easy axispreventsmagnetic domains

that when the atoms of iron , nickel and cobalt combine their electrons of the same spins pair upcreatingmagnetic domains

lithography(passive) artificially created bymagnetic domains

inconsistencies in material and other factors like crystaline structurecreatemagnetic domains

magnetic means only(passive) created bymagnetic domains

circular Co islands covering the Co / Pt(passive) caused bymagnetic domains

TAP and the magneto - optical effect due to TAP(passive) painted bythe magnetic domain

the abilitycreatingmagnetic domains

these physically positioned particles(passive) created bymagnetic domains

high demagnetization fields within the co - based alloy(passive) is caused bymagnetic domains

the atoms of iron ... attractingcreatinga magnetic domain

The uniform motion of the electrons about atoms in this areacreatesa magnetic domain

External magnetic fieldscan causethe magnetic domain

magnetic forcescreatingmagnetic domains

a north and south polecreatesa magnetic domain

The motion of charged particlescreatesa magnetic domain

the magnetic fields of atoms(passive) is caused byA magnetic domain

induction of electromagnetic waves(passive) caused bymagnetic domains

variations in the field pattern of the record carrier(passive) caused bythe magnetic domain

unpaired electrons spinning in the same directioncreatelines of magnetic domain

naturally occurring geopathic energy(passive) created bythe magnetic domain

The hard biaspreventsa magnetic domain

component deterioration(passive) may be caused bythe magnetic domain

changes in stress or heat during contact(passive) caused bythe magnetic domain

the deformation and damage of structures(passive) caused bythe magnetic domain

cm2resultingin magnetic domain

at an end of the MTJ cell 101causedat an end of the MTJ cell 101

the destruction of the local magnetizationcausingthe destruction of the local magnetization

an object to behave like a magnetcan causean object to behave like a magnet

or a magnetization direction is reversed in the magnetic yokeare createdor a magnetization direction is reversed in the magnetic yoke

to spatial variation of the magnetization in the F and the staggered magnetization in the AF in the plane parallel to the interfaceleadsto spatial variation of the magnetization in the F and the staggered magnetization in the AF in the plane parallel to the interface

in the magnetoresistive film , a shunt film for applying a magnetic field for prescribing the magnetic driving range of the magnetoresistive film in a specific direction , and a soft magnetic filmcreatedin the magnetoresistive film , a shunt film for applying a magnetic field for prescribing the magnetic driving range of the magnetoresistive film in a specific direction , and a soft magnetic film

problemsmay causeproblems

from their atomic structures and electron spinsresultingfrom their atomic structures and electron spins

from heading ratesoriginatefrom heading rates

into an energetically favorable configurationwill setinto an energetically favorable configuration

magnetic fieldsdo ... createmagnetic fields

in changes of maximum force valueresultingin changes of maximum force value

from forming in the MR elements ... resulting in noise free operationare preventedfrom forming in the MR elements ... resulting in noise free operation

hysteresis when the current reverse directioncausehysteresis when the current reverse direction

the internal dipoles of the object to aligncausesthe internal dipoles of the object to align

to power losses through interaction with the fields and currents involved in normal device operationcan leadto power losses through interaction with the fields and currents involved in normal device operation

eddy current losses(passive) influenced byeddy current losses

from the provision of the nonmagnetic intermediate layersresultingfrom the provision of the nonmagnetic intermediate layers

to reversal and saturation of the filmeventually leadingto reversal and saturation of the film

to form an ‘ m ’ shapedesignedto form an ‘ m ’ shape

which is stable and neither expands nor collapsesis createdwhich is stable and neither expands nor collapses

one another at interfaces of spintronic componentsinfluenceone another at interfaces of spintronic components

from the applied alternating magnetic fieldresultingfrom the applied alternating magnetic field

inversion of magnetic domainscausinginversion of magnetic domains

or orient a direction of a magnetic fieldto setor orient a direction of a magnetic field

to operate at extreme temperaturesdesignedto operate at extreme temperatures

from the trigonal symmetry of the crystaloriginatingfrom the trigonal symmetry of the crystal

to l ... DTSto leadto l ... DTS

magnetic behavior answer the bellwork questioncausemagnetic behavior answer the bellwork question

from movement of the encoded tracks of a magnetic stripe card past the reader head used in the conventional card reader devicesresultingfrom movement of the encoded tracks of a magnetic stripe card past the reader head used in the conventional card reader devices

in information being permanently corruptedresultingin information being permanently corrupted

noise from being produced in the soft magnetic underlayercausingnoise from being produced in the soft magnetic underlayer

magnetic signals(passive) caused bymagnetic signals

up in a corner of the stripesetsup in a corner of the stripe

to a spin - flip process , which can reverse the spin orientations of the singlet Cooper pair propagating through the magnetic domain regioncan leadto a spin - flip process , which can reverse the spin orientations of the singlet Cooper pair propagating through the magnetic domain region

to a spin - flip scattering process , which reverses the spin orientations of the singlet Cooper pair and simultaneously changes the sign of the corresponding electronic momentumcan leadto a spin - flip scattering process , which reverses the spin orientations of the singlet Cooper pair and simultaneously changes the sign of the corresponding electronic momentum

at the 180 ° magnetic wall (= main magnetic domaincreatedat the 180 ° magnetic wall (= main magnetic domain

to high hysteresis lossesleadingto high hysteresis losses

of non - aggregated Co ions in Zncould be composedof non - aggregated Co ions in Zn

by the degradation of visibility based on the SANS at domain wallsresultedby the degradation of visibility based on the SANS at domain walls

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