Characteristics of junctions between ion-implanted and permalloy tracks in hybrid bubble devices

The invention of a number of interesting magnetic bubble domain devices over the past eighteen years, for computer memory, data-flow data processing and optical image processing, has brought many new and interesting problems to the attention of physicists. These problems, in materials, particularly crystal growth, in magnetic domain dynamics, in the physics of ion implantation, in complex magnetic field calculations and in magneto-optics are reviewed and discussed. It is concluded that we have here a particularly significant example of the interaction between technology and science.

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A new junction design on a Permalloy corner pattern for ion-implanted and Permalloy hybrid bubble memory devices

Kodama

Toyooka

Takeuchi

et al. 1992

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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Characteristics of junctions between ion-implanted and permalloy tracks in hybrid bubble devices

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A new method for measurement of coercive force in bubble garnets using microwave absorption

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A new junction design on a Permalloy corner pattern for ion-implanted and Permalloy hybrid bubble memory devices

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