What is spintronics and how is it useful?

As computers shrink and demands for computing power intensify, the limits of current semiconductor technology are becoming increasingly apparent. In this video, we present spintronics, an alternative approach to computing that’s based on electron spin instead of electric charge. Spintronics, which is already used in specialized computer memory, could become widespread in the coming years.
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[@muadhmonsur2416]

Great animation and video quality, keep up the great work.
You guys are very underrated.

[@SciHeartJourney]

I just saw a RUclips video on genius quotes of Albert Einstein.
One of them goes something like this, "If you can't explain something in simple terms you don't understand it well enough".
This channel makes it easy to understand from a layman's perspective.

[@ShinonomeAkio]

Very helpful. Almost resolve all the problems I have as a newbie in this area :)

[@Saddys1Away]

Do you have a specific source for the info in this video? It was really helpful, thank you!

[@omaroelguino4991]

Thank you so much.
The keys to the development of spintronics are well focused.
I would like you to highlight the reasons for using certain materials or the explanation of specific phenomena such as hyperlinks in the description.

[@gthdtgct1769]

absolutely brilliant content for an amateur enthusiast in spintronics!

[@filmo]

Nice, clear, succinct explanation.

[@theluciusone4127]

Wait, the board game wasn't the first to think of that? Still nice video.

[@jimmylin3127]

Great video. Noted that electron is negative charge. So up spin electron actually possesses down magnetization.

[@airborneEDK]

Wonderful work- congratulations!

[@jemert96]

I'm currently working on this, awesome technology that should get a LOT more attention

[@atharvasankhe2717]

cool

[@atharvasankhe2717]

you got any updates?

[@nealechen184]

How to write from 1 to 0?

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Great content 😊 🎉❤

[@scienceoflife4163]

Nice Presentation... Thank You..) 😊

[@somoprovahalder1819]

Excellent explanation ! Thank you !!!!

[@joehunt3965]

Great video. However, I suspect there is a missing element as I am unsure that there is an explanation as to how the data is written from 1 to 0. Opposed to from 0 to 1

[@joelface]

That was very useful, thanks.

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Amazing Video!

[@EpicTech]

Great video!

[@SciHeartJourney]

Thank you for this excellent explanation!

[@Pumbear]

Great animation, made the information very clear :)

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awesome! thanks for making this video!

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Great explanation 👍

[@Makash2037]

Wonderful explaination

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Amazing 👌

[@h7opolo]

very good explanation

[@parsarahimi335]

I feel like an idiot not knowing about Magnetoresistive rams... Physics undergrad too, should have come across it but nah, I don't know what also helps electrons tunnel through better if the magnetic field in the gap is non-zero either.

[@sivashankar6456]

Good

[@jamesbeatty-wilson5290]

Atmospheric seridians is a good place to start, then you have to align the superposition of alternating halogenic gases to perform a friction a infrared laser can distribute as energy output.

[@jamesbeatty-wilson5290]

Magnetic resonance works better

[@DEEKhushbooKumari]

Thanks🙏

[@drewschwarzlose2700]

Thank you

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Thanks...

[@lalitparamar3030]

can anybody please tell the physics behind why cant stored data be lost if stored in spin?

[@m1ndk1ller]

because it uses 2 permanent magnets, which do not lose their electron charge

[@drbalvindertalwar4749]

👍

[@madeshseepelly5708]

how to write 0?

[@Sylkis89]

Lol I was looking for the educational toy called spintronics with mechanical circuits instead of using electric currents...

[@leewilliam3417]

Mmmmm❤

[@noctarin1516]

I feel like I don't belong here..

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Very Useless

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this is how triquarters are gonna work LFG

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