Come and discuss your ST-FMR and FMR needs with us at Quantum Design's booth at the Intermag conference in Manchester 13-17 April 2026.
NanOsc Instruments’ ST-FMR spectrometers now go cryogenic with two new spectrometer models, the CryoFMR-20ST and the CryoFMR-40ST.
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 the application fields of SOT-based magnetic random access memories (MRAMs) and SOT-based spin Hall nano-oscillators (SHNOs) for on-chip microwave wireless communication and neuromorphic computing.
NanOsc Instruments’ ST-FMR spectrometers now go cryogenic with two new spectrometer models, the CryoFMR-20ST and the CryoFMR-40ST.
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 the application fields of SOT-based magnetic random access memories (MRAMs) and SOT-based spin Hall nano-oscillators (SHNOs) for on-chip microwave wireless communication and neuromorphic computing.
