Abstract
Nonuniform transient motion of magnetic stripe domain walls was observed in bubble garnet material. A number of films with 2–8 μm stripe width were used for investigation. The nonuniformity of motion varies from place to place on a submicron scale in the ‘‘perfect’’ single-crystal garnet film. Observing the development through a time sequence shows that the nonuniform motion begins within the first wall width of displacement. The degree of the nonuniformity increases as the effective drive field decreases. This nonuniform wall motion is due to the existence of local fluctuations of wall coercivity within the garnet crystal film. The response of the stripe domain wall due to dc bias field variation shows behavior similar to Barkhausen jumps indicating the intrinsic nonuniformity of the garnet material. The nonuniform wall motion may seriously affect the reliability of the propagation of vertical Bloch lines (VBLs) in a VBL memory.
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