Tanja Weis

Publications of Tanja Weis

• Asymmetric magnetization reversal of stripe-patterned exchange bias layer systems for controlled magnetic particle transport.

  Authors: Arno Ehresmann, Daniel Lengemann, Tanja Weis, Alla Albrecht, Jannick Langfahl-Klabes, Florian Göllner, Dieter Engel

  Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.). 11/2011; 23(46):5568-73.

  Domain wall movement assisted transport of particles: exchange-biased samples with designed stripe-domains show strong stray fields and an asymmetric magnetization reversal. Using theseDomain wall movement assisted transport of particles: exchange-biased samples with designed stripe-domains show strong stray fields and an asymmetric magnetization reversal. Using these characteristics superparamagnetic particles can be trapped and transported directly on the sample over large-scale areas. High particle velocities, small external fields, and automatically reduced particle clustering allow broad applicability of this transport method.

• Thermal exchange bias field drifts after 10 keV He ion bombardment: Storage temperature dependence and initial number of coupling sites

  Authors: Christoph Schmidt, Tanja Weis, Dieter Engel, Arno Ehresmann

  Journal of Applied Physics. 01/2011; 110(11):113911.

• Thermal exchange bias field drift in field cooled Mn83Ir17/Co70Fe30 thin films after 10 keV-He ion bombardment

  Authors: Arno Ehresmann, Christoph Schmidt, Tanja Weis, Dieter Engel

  J. Appl. Phys. 01/2011; 109:023910.

  The thermal exchange bias field drift of sputter deposited Mn83Ir17(15 nm)/Co70Fe30(10 nm)/Ta thin films at room temperature after 10 keV He+ ion bombardment in an externally applied in-planeThe thermal exchange bias field drift of sputter deposited Mn83Ir17(15 nm)/Co70Fe30(10 nm)/Ta thin films at room temperature after 10 keV He+ ion bombardment in an externally applied in-plane magnetic field for different ion fluences was studied. Although field cooling of the layer system resulted in a temporally stable exchange bias field at room temperature the exchange bias field starts to drift after ion bombardment like in non-annealed samples. Between 1 and 648 h after ion bombardment a logarithmic increase in the absolute magnitude of the exchange bias field is observed. A tentative model is presented for its description based on noninteracting domains in the antiferromagnet. A comparison between experimental data and the model reveals the delicate interplay between the ion bombardment modified average antiferromagnetic anisotropy constants, exchange coupling constants, and relaxation time distributions in the polycrystalline layer system influencing the thermal drift velocities.

• Characterization of magnetic force microscopy probe tip remagnetization for measurements in external in-plane magnetic fields

  Authors: Tanja Weis, Ingo Krug, Dieter Engel, Arno Ehresmann, Volker Hoink, Jan Schmalhorst, Gunter Reiss

  Journal of Applied Physics. 01/2009;

  A quantitative analysis of magnetic force microscopy (MFM) images taken in external in-plane magnetic fields is difficult because of the influence of the magnetic field on the magnetization state ofA quantitative analysis of magnetic force microscopy (MFM) images taken in external in-plane magnetic fields is difficult because of the influence of the magnetic field on the magnetization state of the magnetic probe tip. We prepared calibration samples by ion bombardment induced magnetic patterning with a topographically flat magnetic pattern magnetically stable in a certain external magnetic field range for a quantitative characterization of the MFM probe tip magnetization in point-dipole approximation.

• Interface morphologies and magnetization characteristics of Co70Fe30 thin films deposited on conjugated polymer thin films

  Authors: Tobat P.I. Saragi, Christoph Schmidt, Karin Schultz, Tanja Weis, Josef Salbeck, Arno Ehresmann

  Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 01/2009; 321:2204.