The origin of spin current in YIG/nonmagnetic metal multilayers at ferromagnetic resonance
Kang Yun1, Zhong Hai1, Hao Runrun1, Hu Shujun1, Kang Shishou1, †, Liu Guolei1, Zhang Yin2, Wang Xiangrong2, ‡, Yan Shishen1, Wu Yong3, Yu Shuyun1, Han Guangbing1, Jiang Yong3, Mei Liangmo1
       

(color online) The FMR spectra of a YIG/Cu bilayer sample (upper panel) and DC-voltage spectra of YIG/Cu/Pt (middle panel) and YIG/Cu/Ta (lower panel) with θ = 0°. In the upper panel, the green (blue) circles are the FMR derivative microwave absorption spectra when the electrical detection circuit is switched on (off). A weak signal, as shown by the black circles that is the zoom-in (50 times enlarged) of the blue circles inside the red rectangle, was amplified when the electrical circuit was switched on. The DC-voltage in Pt (middle panel) and Ta (lower panel) can be fitted well by the Lorentzian function (solid lines).