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题名: Effect of Microstructure Refinement on Magnetic Properties of Fe-Pt Thin Films
作者: C. Y. Shen
F. T. Yuan
关键词: FePt
microstructure refinement
energy product
exchange coupling
reversible magnetization
日期: 2009-03
上传时间: 2009-05-24T04:04:06Z
摘要: Fe53Pt47 and Fe58Pt42 thin films with 300 nm in thickness prepared using magnetron sputtering were investigated. The films were deposited on heated glass substrates and annealed at 400°C and 800°C for different time. Single phase FePt films with similar chemical ordering but different substructure size were produced in the two series of samples. The effect of microstructure refinement results in significant enhancement in remanence (Mr) of about 38.1% and 30.8% in the Fe53Pt47 and Fe58Pt42 films, respectively. The energy product, (BH)max, also showed a large increase of 25% and 72%; the maximum value of the two series of films are 16.2 MGOe and 19.6 MGOe, respectively. The large (BH)max was found to originate from the enhancement of Mr and steep slope of demagnetization curve at coercive point (). As the theoretical predictions, in an isotropic magnet, the magnetic moments in the transition region of magnetization near grain boundary are easy to be aligned by applied field. In this study, it is found that by increasing the magnetic transition region through microstructure refining, the remanence can be effectively enhanced meanwhile facilitate the collective magnetic reversal. Domain structure confirms that the refinement of microstructure effectively reduces the domain size.
關聯: 修平學報 18, 17-26
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