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Several spin-orbit effects allow performing spin to charge inter-conversion:the spin Hall effects, the Rashba effect, or the spin-momentum locking intopological insulators. Here we focus on how the detection of thisinter-conversion can be made electrically, using three different cross-shapednanostructures. We apply these measurement configurations to the case of thespin Hall effect in Pt, using CoFe electrodes to detect and inject spins. Boththe direct and inverse spin Hall effect can be detected, with a spin Hallsignal up to two order of magnitude higher than that of nonlocal measurementsin metallic lateral spin valves, and with a much simpler fabrication protocol.We compare the respective signal amplitude of the three proposed geometries.Finally, comparison of the observed spin signals with finite element methodcalculations allows extracting the spin Hall angle and the spin diffusionlength of Pt.

Cross-shaped nanostructures for the study of spin to charge interconversions using spin-orbit coupling in non-magnetic materials