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. 2016 Nov 11;7:13372. doi: 10.1038/ncomms13372

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Measurements are done using the blue-coloured circuit diagram in Fig. 1a. (a) Non-local resistance R_nl measured as a function of the magnetic field B at different V_g at 50 K using 10 μA current bias and for a centre-to-centre distance between ferromagnetic electrodes (L) of 1.8 μm. Individual sweeps are offset in R_nl for clarity. (b) Gate modulation of the spin signal ΔR_nl (blue circles). The black solid line is the sheet conductivity of the MoS₂ as a function of V_g. The insets show schematically the spin current path (green arrow) in the OFF state (left inset) and the ON state (right inset) of MoS₂. Error bars are calculated using the s.e. associated with the statistical average of the nonlocal resistance in the parallel and antiparallel states.