Tunable Spin Wave Propagation in YIG/Fe-Rh Stripe

Here, we present the results of an experimental and numerical study of controllable spin-wave propagation in the yttrium iron garnet stripe with an Fe-Rh slab. The transformation of spin-wave dispersion and transmission are observed by the focusing laser light on top of the Fe-Rh slab. It was shown that the geometry variation and design of the Fe-Rh slab significantly affect spin-wave propagation. The static internal magnetic field profile in the yttrium iron garnet is subject to position and the geometric parameters of the Fe-Rh slab. Additionally, the possibility of width mode filtering was shown for a surface magnetostatic spin wave by the means of micromagnetic simulation. The qualitative correspondence between the behavior of spin waves in the numerical simulation and microwave spectroscopy data was observed. The proposed structure can be used as a functional unit with the simultaneous frequency selective and spin-wave mode filtration regime in planar magnonic networks.