Characteristic temperatures of exchange biased systems
Alexey N. Dobrynin, Ruslan Prozorov
Abstract
Characteristic temperatures in ferromagnetic - antiferromagnetic exchange biased systems are analyzed. In addition to usual blocking temperature of exchange bias TB, and the Néel temperature of an antiferromagnet TN, the inducing temperature Tind, i.e., the temperature, at which the direction of exchange anisotropy is established, has been recently proposed. We demonstrate that this temperature is in general case different from TB and TN. Physics and experimental approaches to measure the inducing temperature are discussed. Measurements of Tind, in addition to TB, and TN, provide important information about exchange interactions in ferromagnetic - antiferromagnetic heterostructures.
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