Metal/Insulator manganite based multilayers

M. SIRENA; N. HABERKORN; M. GRANADA; L. B. STEREN; J. GUIMPEL

Tampa, USA

Conferencia; 47Th Annual Conference on Magnetism & Magnetic Materials (MMM’02); 2002

We have studied the transport and magnetic properties of strongly textured metal/insulator La1
xSrxMnO3 ðx ¼1
xSrxMnO3 ðx ¼ 0:4; 0:1Þ bilayers and trilayers, grown by DC magnetron sputtering over MgO and SrTiO3 substrates. The multilayers present transport properties similar to those of the La0.6Sr0.4MnO3 films, being very sensitive to deposition conditions. Magnetic multilayers show a metal–insulator transition around Tc (B250 K) and colossal magnetoresistance which is maximum around Tc: No extrinsic magnetoresistance associated with the multilayered structure was observed, probably due to the presence of ferromagnetic coupling between the metallic layers, as suggested by magnetization measurements.:4; 0:1Þ bilayers and trilayers, grown by DC magnetron sputtering over MgO and SrTiO3 substrates. The multilayers present transport properties similar to those of the La0.6Sr0.4MnO3 films, being very sensitive to deposition conditions. Magnetic multilayers show a metal–insulator transition around Tc (B250 K) and colossal magnetoresistance which is maximum around Tc: No extrinsic magnetoresistance associated with the multilayered structure was observed, probably due to the presence of ferromagnetic coupling between the metallic layers, as suggested by magnetization measurements.0.6Sr0.4MnO3 films, being very sensitive to deposition conditions. Magnetic multilayers show a metal–insulator transition around Tc (B250 K) and colossal magnetoresistance which is maximum around Tc: No extrinsic magnetoresistance associated with the multilayered structure was observed, probably due to the presence of ferromagnetic coupling between the metallic layers, as suggested by magnetization measurements.Tc (B250 K) and colossal magnetoresistance which is maximum around Tc: No extrinsic magnetoresistance associated with the multilayered structure was observed, probably due to the presence of ferromagnetic coupling between the metallic layers, as suggested by magnetization measurements.Tc: No extrinsic magnetoresistance associated with the multilayered structure was observed, probably due to the presence of ferromagnetic coupling between the metallic layers, as suggested by magnetization measurements.