Domain Wall Motion and Eddy Current Losses in Very Thin 3%Si-Fe Core.

Current-Driven Domain Wall Motion: Velocity, Current and Phase Transition

The relation between domain wall motion and intensity of driven current is examined in a phenomenological theory where the kinetic energy is expanded as a series of polynomial function of current density just as the Landau phase transition theory. The dependency of velocity on current density is square root which degenerates into linear if the current is much higher than the critical value. The...

Currents induced by domain wall motion in thin ferromagnetic wires

Historically the role of eddy currents in the motion of Bloch walls has been extensively studied. In contrast the direct interaction of currents with such a moving wall has received very little attention. However recently it has been shown that a wall can be displaced by the effects of a current alone, a fact which is important to the development of spintronics. We report here that such a movin...

Eddy Current Losses in Transformer Windings and Circuit Wiring

Skin Effect Figure 1 shows the magnetic field (flux lines) in and around a conductor carrying dc or low frequency current I. The field is radially symmetrical, as shown, only if the return current with its associated field is at a great distance. At low frequency, the energy in the magnetic field is trivial compared to the energy loss in the resistance of the wire. Hence the current Introductio...

Velocity of Transverse Domain Wall Motion Along Thin, Narrow Strips

Micromagnetic simulation of domain wall motion in thin, narrow strips leads to a simplified analytical model. The model accurately predicts the same domain wall velocity as full micromagnetic calculations, including dependence on strip width, thickness, and magnitude of applied field pulse. Domain wall momentum and retrograde domain wall motion are both observed and explained by the analytical ...

Current-Assisted Domain Wall Motion in Ferromagnetic Semiconductors