Abstract:
A magnetoresistive effect device includes a magnetoresistive effect element first and second ports, a signal line, an inductor, and a direct current input terminal. The first port, the magnetoresistive effect element, and the second port are connected in series in this order via the signal line. The inductor is connected to one of the signal line between the magnetoresistive effect element and the first port and the signal line between the magnetoresistive effect element and the second port and is capable of being connected to ground. The direct-current input terminal is connected to the other of the above signal lines. A closed circuit including the magnetoresistive effect element, the signal line, the inductor, the ground, and direct-current input terminal is capable of being formed. The magnetoresistive effect element is arranged so that direct current flows in a direction from a magnetization fixed layer to a magnetization free layer.
Abstract:
An electrode structure includes: a metal film with an opening formed in a part of the metal film; and a transparent conductive film disposed in the opening, wherein the transparent conductive film is electronically connected to an element and overlaps with the element as viewed in a plan view in a thickness direction of the transparent conductive film.
Abstract:
A magnetoresistive effect device includes an input port, an input-side signal line, an MR unit including a magnetoresistive effect element and a magnetic-field generating signal line, and an output unit including a magnetoresistive effect element, an output-side signal line, and an output port. The magnetoresistive effect device further includes a DC application terminal. The magnetoresistive effect element is connected to the output port via the output-side signal line in the output unit. The input-side signal line is arranged so that a high frequency magnetic field generated from the input-side signal line is applied to the magnetoresistive effect element in the MR unit. In the MR unit, the magnetoresistive effect element is connected to the magnetic-field generating signal line. The magnetic-field generating signal line is arranged so that a high-frequency magnetic field generated from magnetic-field generating signal line is applied to the magnetoresistive effect element in the output unit.
Abstract:
A magnetoresistance effect device includes a first port, a second port, a magnetoresistance effect element, a first signal line that is connected to the first port and applies a high-frequency magnetic field to the magnetoresistance effect element, a second signal line that connects the second port to the magnetoresistance effect element, and a direct current application terminal that is connected to a power source configured to apply a direct current or a direct voltage in a lamination direction of the magnetoresistance effect element. The first signal line includes a plurality of high-frequency magnetic field application areas capable of applying a high-frequency magnetic field to the magnetoresistance effect element, and the plurality of high-frequency magnetic field application areas in the first signal line are disposed at positions at which high-frequency magnetic fields generated in the high-frequency magnetic field application areas reinforce each other in the magnetoresistance effect element.
Abstract:
A high-frequency filter includes at least one magnetoresistive effect element; a first port through which a high-frequency signal is input; a second port through which a high-frequency signal is output; and a signal line.
Abstract:
A magnetoresistive effect device includes at least one magnetoresistive effect element including a magnetization fixed layer, a spacer layer, and a magnetization free layer, a first port, a second port, a first signal line which is connected to the first port and through which high-frequency current corresponding to a high-frequency signal input into the first port flows, a second signal line, and a direct-current input terminal. The magnetoresistive effect element is arranged so that a high-frequency magnetic field occurring from the first signal line is applied to the magnetization free layer. The magnetoresistive effect element is connected to the second port via the second signal line. The direct-current input terminal is connected to the magnetoresistive effect element.
Abstract:
An MR element includes an MR part and upper and lower shield layers in a CPP structure. The MR element has side shield layers so as to interpose the MR part between the side shield layers in a track width direction. The MR part comprises a nonmagnetic intermediate layer and first and second ferromagnetic layers so as to interpose the nonmagnetic intermediate layer between the ferromagnetic layers. Each of the upper and lower shield layers has an inclined magnetization structure such that its magnetization is inclined relative to the track width direction. The side shield layers are magnetically coupled with the upper shield layer, respectively. The second ferromagnetic layer is indirectly magnetically coupled with the lower shield layer via an exchange-coupling functional gap layer. The side shield layer applies a bias magnetic field to the first ferromagnetic layer; and magnetizations of the first and second ferromagnetic layers are substantially orthogonal.
Abstract:
An MR element suppressing a false writing into a medium with an MR part has a CPP structure. The MR part includes a nonmagnetic intermediate layer and first and second ferromagnetic layers so as to interpose the nonmagnetic intermediate layer. First and second shield layers respectively have an inclining magnetization structure of which a magnetization is inclined with regard to a track width direction. The first and second ferromagnetic layers are respectively, magnetically coupled with the first and second shield layers. A magnetization direction adjustment layer for adjusting at least a magnetization direction of the first ferromagnetic layer is positioned at a rear end surface side of the first ferromagnetic layer, which is opposite to a front end surface receiving a magnetic field detected in the MR part.