Model of inter-cell interference phenomenon in 10nm magnetic tunnel junction with perpendicular anisotropy array due to oscillatory stray field from neighboring cells

In this paper, we propose a new model of inter-cell interference phenomenon in a 10nm magnetic tunnel junction with perpendicular anisotropy (p-MTJ) array and investigated the interference effect between a program cell and unselected cells due to the oscillatory stray field from neighboring cells by Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert micromagnetic simulation. We found that interference brings about a switching delay in a program cell and excitation of magnetization precession in unselected cells even when no programing current passes through. The origin of interference is ferromagnetic resonance between neighboring cells. During the interference period, the precession frequency of the program cell is 20.8GHz, which synchronizes with that of the theoretical precession frequency f = γHeff in unselected cells. The disturbance strength of unselected cells decreased to be inversely proportional to the cube of the distance from the program cell, which is in good agreement with the dependence of stray field on the distance from the program cell calculated by the dipole approximation method.