2020
DOI: 10.35848/1347-4065/ab9653
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Composition dependence of spin Seebeck voltage in YIG/Pt100−X Ru X , Pt100−X Cu X , and Pt100−X (Cu0.5Ru0.5) X

Abstract: We investigated the composition effect on spin Seebeck coefficient in YIG/Pt100−XRuX, YIG/Pt100−XCuX, and YIG/Pt100−X(Cu0.5Ru0.5)X systems. In all systems the composition of around 50 (at%) showed the maximum spin Seebeck coefficient, which is considered as the result from the extrinsic spin Hall effect improvement since the resistivity was also increased with doping Ru and Cu into Pt host. In terms of the spin Seebeck coefficient dependence on doped element, YIG/Pt100−XCuX was the largest, followed in order b… Show more

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“…In recent years, spin‐momentum‐mediated heat–charge conversion technologies aimed at the development of thin thermoelectric generators and heat flow sensors have been extensively studied. [ 1–29 ] The thermoelectric generation (TEG) based on the spin Seebeck (SSE) effect is a promising technology. [ 1–5,7–13,15–20,22,23,25–29 ] The SSE converts the temperature difference into spin current in a magnetic material.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In recent years, spin‐momentum‐mediated heat–charge conversion technologies aimed at the development of thin thermoelectric generators and heat flow sensors have been extensively studied. [ 1–29 ] The thermoelectric generation (TEG) based on the spin Seebeck (SSE) effect is a promising technology. [ 1–5,7–13,15–20,22,23,25–29 ] The SSE converts the temperature difference into spin current in a magnetic material.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 1–29 ] The thermoelectric generation (TEG) based on the spin Seebeck (SSE) effect is a promising technology. [ 1–5,7–13,15–20,22,23,25–29 ] The SSE converts the temperature difference into spin current in a magnetic material. When a heavy metal (HM) with a large spin–orbit coupling is attached to a magnetic material, the spin current generates an electric current according to the inverse spin Hall effect (ISHE).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%