Integration of Both Invariable and Tunable Microwave Magnetisms in a Single Flexible LaSrMnO Thin Film.

High-quality flexible magnetic oxide thin films have promoted a wide range of potential applications in spintronic devices due to their unique physical properties. To obtain the optimized microwave magnetism for future all-oxide-based spintronic applications, high-quality oxide materials with excellent epitaxial quality as well as specific bending properties related to ferromagnetic resonance are high in demand. Here, (001)-oriented LaSrMnO epitaxial thin films with different thicknesses have been grown and subsequently transferred onto flexible poly(dimethylsiloxane) substrates. The microwave magnetisms of these film samples have been investigated under various bending states. Under bending, the ferromagnetic resonance lineshape of the film gradually transits from a single mode to a superposition of multimodes, possibly because of the uneven distribution of magnetization in the bending film at X-band. This phenomenon is more apparent when the direction of the applied magnetic field goes close to the out-of-plane of the film. Hence, an integration of invariable and continuous tuning of ferromagnetic resonance field under various mechanical bending can be achieved in one same sample by just tuning the direction of the applied magnetic field, which reveals that the flexible LaSrMnO thin films have huge potential in the applications in future flexible multifunctional devices.