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Magnetism and spin

Magnetism and spin

Frequency multiplication of spin waves to gigahertz frequencies achieved in simple material

27 Mar 2022
Spintronic researchers in the lab
Frequency comb: Georg Woltersdorf (left) and his colleague Chris Körner in the lab where they created a spin frequency comb. (Courtesy: Uni Halle/Markus Scholz)
A simple method for multiplying the frequencies of spin waves in magnetic materials from the megaher

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