Visit the Quantum Design booth at the ICM conference to discuss your ST-FMR and FMR needs with us.

NanOsc Instruments releases two spectrometers, PhaseFMR-20ST and PhaseFMR-40ST, that expand our well established and time tested broadband ferromagnetic resonance capabilities into the emerging area of spin torque ferromagnetic resonance (ST-FMR) measurements and analyses.

Broadband ST-FMR opens for analysis of spin−orbit torques (SOTs) typically observed in ferromagnetic/heavy metal (FM/HM) structures. Such analysis has attracted a growing attention in various application fields, for example SOT-based magnetic random access memories (MRAMs) and SOT-based spin Hall nano-oscillators (SHNOs) for on-chip microwave wireless communication and neuromorphic computing.

Key Features:

• Turn-key FMR and ST-FMR spectrometers with easy to use software interface
• Built-in RF source, bias current source, bias-tee, detectors and lock-in
• Micro manipulator with ground-signal-ground probes
• Calculate the Effective magnetization (Meff), anisotropy (K), gyromagnetic ratio (γ), damping (α), inhomogeneous broadening (ΔHo)
• ST-FMR adds extraction of spin Hall angle (SHA), damping-like and field-like torque efficiency (DLTE and FLTE)

We are proud to announce yet another collaboration with an analysis systems provider, Lake Shore Cryotronics.
A new installation kit that enables FMR analysis of thin films with our room temperature instruments, PhaseFMR and PhaseFMR-40, and Lake Shore Cryotronics' MCS-EMP or 8600 Series VSM systems is available from our distributor Quantum Design. The installation kit provides both hardware and software integration and allows maximum fields up to 2.9 T.
For more information, see Lake Shore's application note.

Recently, QD-UKI's Dr. Jordan Thompson installed a QD DynaCool with a CryoFMR-40 option at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL).
NPL is the UK's National Metrology Institute, developing and maintaining the national primary measurement standards.

We have now recruited a motivated PhD candidate to join SPEAR’s training network after the summer.

If you are interested in spintronics and neuromorphic computing this is a great opportunity! Combine the two with international collaboration including participation in one or two secondments at other host institutions.

Check out the details under Careers

Check out our Careers page for the new position available at our Kista, Stockholm facilities.

If you missed the online webinar or want to refresh your memory - don't worry. The whole webinar is now available on YouTube with the title "Broadband Ferromagnetic Resonance: CryoFMR".