Recent progress in voltage control of magnetism: Materials, mechanisms, and performance

Voltage control of magnetism (VCM) is attracting increasing interest and exciting significant research activity driven by its profound physics and enormous potential for application. This review article aims to provide a comprehensive review of recent progress in VCM in different thin films. We first present a brief summary of the modulation of magnetism by electric fields and describe its discovery, development, classification, mechanism, and potential applications. In the second part, we focus on the classification of VCM from the viewpoint of materials, where both the magnetic medium and dielectric gating materials, and their influences on magnetic modulation efficiency are systematically described. In the third part, the nature of VCM is discussed in detail, including the conventional mechanisms of charge, strain, and exchange coupling at the interfaces of heterostructures, as well as the emergent models of orbital reconstruction and electrochemical effect. The fourth part mainly illustrates the typical performance characteristics of VCM, and discusses, in particular, its promising application for reducing power consumption and realizing high-density memory in several device configurations. The present review concludes with a discussion of the challenges and future prospects of VCM, which will inspire more in-depth research and advance the practical applications of this field.

Recent advances in ageing of 7xxx series aluminum alloys: A physical metallurgy perspective

Performance characteristics of a low heat rejection diesel engine operating with biodiesel

The crystallization and physical properties of Al-doped ZnO nanoparticles

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Preparation of aluminum doped zinc oxide films and the study of their microstructure, electrical and optical properties

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Preparation and thermophysical properties of CeO2 doped La2Zr2O7 ceramic for thermal barrier coatings

A high-temperature oxidation-protective Si-Mo coating on a molybdenum alloy substrate was prepared by slurry sintering method The structure, composition, phase distribution, and oxidation behavior of the coating were studied The results show that the coating has a double-layer microstructure with an outer MoSi 2 layer and an inner Mo 5 Si 3 layer After oxidation, the coating is composed of a SiO 2 outer layer, a MoSi 2 middle layer, and a Mo 5 Si 3 inner layer The mechanism of the phase distribution and the oxidation kinetic equation were also studied The oxidation rate K p determined over 12 h at 1650 °C, was found to be 0061 mg 2  cm − 4  h − 1  The excellent oxidation protective ability of the coating at ultra-high temperatures is attributable to the formation of self-healing SiO 2 on the coating surface after the oxidation of MoSi 2 

L.R. Xiao

Papers

Preparation of aluminum doped zinc oxide films and the study of their microstructure, electrical and optical properties

Preparation and thermophysical properties of CeO2 doped La2Zr2O7 ceramic for thermal barrier coatings

Oxidation behavior and microstructural evolution of a slurry sintered Si-Mo coating on Mo alloy at 1650 °C

Effects of two-stage aging on the dimensional stability of Al-Cu-Mg alloy

The effect of stress-aging on dimensional stability behavior of Al-Cu-Mg alloy