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We report an unusual, non-monotonous dependence of the exchange bias on thethickness of the ferromagnetic layer in a ferromagnet/antiferromagnet bilayersystem. We show that in epitaxial CoO/Fe(110) bilayers, the evolution of the Femagnetic anisotropy, which drives the thickness-induced in-planespin-reorientation process, controls the interfacial CoO spin directions in the0-90 degrees range and, consequently, drastically modifies the magnitude of thehysteresis loop shift and its dependence on the thickness of the Fe layer. Ourresults present a new recipe for tailoring the exchange bias andantiferromagnetic spin structure by utilizing the spin-reorientation processthat occurs in a ferromagnetic layer adjacent to an antiferromagnetic layer.

Tailoring the exchange bias effect by in-plane magnetic anisotropy