Comprehensive and Macrospin-Based Magnetic Tunnel Junction Spin Torque Oscillator Model - Part II: Verilog-A Model Implementation
Tingsu Chen, Anders Eklund, Ezio Iacocca, Saul Rodriguez, Gunnar Malm,, Johan {\AA}kerman, and Ana Rusu

TL;DR
This paper presents a Verilog-A implementation of a macrospin-based analytical model for MTJ spin torque oscillators, enabling accurate circuit and system-level simulations including phase noise effects.
Contribution
The paper introduces a comprehensive Verilog-A model of MTJ STO that reproduces key device characteristics and phase noise, validated against analytical models and system simulations.
Findings
Model accurately reproduces frequency, linewidth, and amplitude.
Verilog-A implementation validated against analytical model.
System simulation demonstrates applicability in circuit design.
Abstract
The rapid development of the magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) spin torque oscillator (STO) technology demands an analytical model to enable building MTJ STO-based circuits and systems so as to evaluate and utilize MTJ STOs in various applications. In Part I of this paper, an analytical model based on the macrospin approximation, has been introduced and verified by comparing it with the measurements of three different MTJ STOs. In Part II, the full Verilog-A implementation of the proposed model is presented. To achieve a reliable model, an approach to reproduce the phase noise generated by the MTJ STO has been proposed and successfully employed. The implemented model yields a time domain signal, which retains the characteristics of operating frequency, linewidth, oscillation amplitude and DC operating point, with respect to the magnetic field and applied DC current. The Verilog-A…
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