Revealing the key role of molecular packing on interface spin polarization at two-dimensional limit in spintronic devices.
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ABSTRACT: Understanding spinterfaces between magnetic metals and organic semiconductors is essential to unlock the great potentials that organic materials host for spintronic applications. Although plenty of efforts have been devoted to studying organic spintronic devices, exploring the role of metal/molecule spinterfaces at two-dimensional limit remains challenging because of excessive disorders and traps at the interfaces. Here, we demonstrate atomically smooth metal/molecule interfaces through nondestructively transferring magnetic electrodes on epitaxial grown single-crystalline layered organic films. Using such high-quality interfaces, we investigate spin injection of spin-valve devices based on organic films of different layers, in which molecules are packed in different manners. We find that
SUBMITTER: Luo Z
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10075958 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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