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Materials Science
Condensed Matter Physics
Spintronics

Background:

Magnonics utilizes spin waves (magnons) for information processing, but efficient conversion to electrical signals remains a challenge.
Existing research on magnons primarily focuses on inorganic materials.
Recent detection of spin waves in room-temperature organic ferrimagnets like V(TCNE)x opens new avenues.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate room-temperature coherent magnon generation, transport, and detection in organic V(TCNE)x films and devices.
To explore the potential of V(TCNE)x as a material for magnon spintronics.
To establish V(TCNE)x as a viable alternative to inorganic materials in spintronic applications.

Main Methods:

Fabrication of V(TCNE)x films on diverse substrates.
Utilized broadband ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) for magnon characterization.
Employed Brillouin light scattering (BLS) and spin pumping into adjacent platinum layers for detection.

Main Results:

Achieved coherent magnon generation, transport, and detection at room temperature in V(TCNE)x.
V(TCNE)x films exhibit extremely low Gilbert damping, comparable to yttrium iron garnet.
Demonstrated successful integration of V(TCNE)x in functional devices.

Conclusions:

V(TCNE)x is a promising organic-based material for room-temperature magnon spintronics.
Its synthetic versatility and low damping offer significant advantages over traditional inorganic materials.
This work expands the scope of organic magnets for advanced information technologies.