S. Zhang et al., HIGH-SENSITIVITY FERROMAGNETIC-RESONANCE MEASUREMENTS ON MICROMETER-SIZED SAMPLES, Applied physics letters, 70(20), 1997, pp. 2756-2758
Ferromagnetic resonance measurements were taken on a 4 mu m diam disk
using a planar microwave transmission line device. The absorption mode
s of a sample placed on this devise can be measured by monitoring the
microwave power transmitted across the device while a swept magnetic f
ield varies the sample absorption through resonance. Results for the d
isk, which was etched from a 105 nm thick amorphous Fe80B15Si5 film, f
ollowed the Kittel model over the frequency range from 2 to 20 GHz, in
agreement with parameters measured on 5 mm diam disks by a microwave
cavity. These results indicate the device has a sensitivity of 3x10(9)
. Delta H spins, almost two orders of magnitude better than microwave
cavity measurements. (C) 1997 American Institute of Physics.