Figure 3: Demonstration that the fringe-field effect is a result of magnetic, rather than electrical coupling. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: Demonstration that the fringe-field effect is a result of magnetic, rather than electrical coupling.

From: Organic magnetoelectroluminescence for room temperature transduction between magnetic and optical information

Figure 3

MC and MEL responses of an organic fringe-field device where the magnetic film is electrically isolated from the organic device by insertion of a SiO2 layer between them. This control experiment is important for establishing the correct interpretation of the data (see text), but results in a greater distance between magnetic film and organic device, leading to a smaller coupling between the two and a smaller fringe-field effect.

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