  We investigate the spectral characteristics of spin torque oscillator (STO)
excited by the spin Hall-induced spin current. We observe that the modest spin
current injection triggers the conventional single peak oscillating behavior of
STO. As the spin current is further increased to enter the non-linear regime,
we find the transition of the spectrum from a single peak to multipeak
structure whose frequency spacing is constant. This behavior can be primarily
explained by the extremely broadened peak of the STO, which is accompanied by
the frequency-dependent filtering by the transmission line. To explain the
observation more quantitatively, we also discuss that the multipeak may reflect
the characteristics of the intrinsic dynamics of STO in the non-linear regime.
