Micromagnetic simulations of semielliptical permalloy elements
Magnetic spin configuration of patterned semielliptical permalloy elements useful for transportation of biofunctionlized magnetic particles was investigated by micromagnetic simulations. A demagnetized state at zero field shows a stable vortex state around the center. Application of 100Oe field alon...
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| description | Magnetic spin configuration of patterned semielliptical permalloy elements useful for transportation of biofunctionlized magnetic particles was investigated by micromagnetic simulations. A demagnetized state at zero field shows a stable vortex state around the center. Application of 100Oe field along a short axis of semiellipse was found to be sufficient to completely saturate the element along the field direction. |
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