Discrimination of bubble state by bubble collapse

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G11C 11/14 (2006.01) G11C 19/08 (2006.01)

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CA 1111558

DISCRIMINATION OF BUBBLE STATE BY BUBBLE COLLAPSE Abstract of the Disclosure A method for detecting the wall state of a soft bubble based upon the collapse characteristics of the bubble domain on a layer of bubble domain supporting material is described. The method includes the step of exchange coupling a magnetic layer, for example, an ion-implanted layer, to the bubble supporting layer. An in-plane field is applied to the bubble supporting layer when Bloch lines are present in the bubble domains. The bias field and the pulse field are set at a level to form a range of pulse widths which are suitable for the discrimination of soft bubble domains having different wall states. A pulse is then applied for a time sufficient to collapse only the S=1 bubble and not the S=0 bubble. Thereby this method distinguishes S=0 bubbles having one pair of winding Bloch lines from S=1 bubbles having one pair of unwinding Bloch lines. This method also distinguishes S=1 bubbles having a clockwise chirality from S=1 bubbles having a counterclockwise chirality.

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