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Publication
Applied Physics Letters
Paper
Observation of large low-field magnetoresistance in trilayer perpendicular transport devices made using doped manganate perovskites
Abstract
We report on the fabrication of a new class of trilayer epitaxial thin film devices based on the doped perovskite manganates La-Ca-Mn-O and La-Sr-Mn-O. We show that large resistance changes, up to a factor of 2, can be induced by a moderate applied magnetic field below 200 Oe in these trilayers supporting current-perpendicular-to-plane transport. These results show that low-field spin-dependent transport in manganates can be accomplished, the magnitude of which is suitable for magnetoresistive field sensors. © 1996 American Institute of Physics.