Currentinduced
Currentinduced is a term used in physics and engineering to describe effects that are generated or driven by an electric current within a material, device, or system. It covers a wide range of phenomena in electronics, spintronics, materials science, and electrochemistry, where the flow of charge directly causes heating, magnetic, mechanical, chemical, or structural responses.
Key mechanisms include Joule heating (I^2R), electromigration (atom transport due to momentum transfer from electrons), and
Applications of currentinduced effects include magnetic random-access memory (STT-MRAM), magnetic sensors, neuromorphic computing concepts that rely
Measurement and control of currentinduced processes require precise control of current density, temperature, and material microstructure,