Magnetic anisotropy evolution with Fe content in electrodeposited Ni100−xFex thin films

Begué, A.; Cotón, N.; Ranchal, R.

doi:10.1039/d4tc01189a

J. Mater. Chem. C

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4tc01189a

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Magnetic anisotropy evolution with Fe content in electrodeposited Ni_100−xFe_x thin films

A. Begué,

N. Cotón,

R. Ranchal

Abstract: In this study, we have experimentally determined how the magnetic anisotropy of Ni100-xFex thin films evolves as a function of the Fe content in samples electrodeposited from a saccharine-based electrolyte....

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Magnetic Field Screening of 2D Materials Revealed by Magnetic Force Microscopy

Aldave,

López‐Polín,

Calle

et al. 2024

Adv Elect Materials

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Abstract2D materials possess exceptional mechanical properties making them promising candidates for protecting nanostructures. However, the magnetic field screening properties of 2D materials are largely unexplored. Here it is used Magnetic Force Microscopy (MFM) to unveil the effects on the magnetic field of magnetic nanostructures when 2D materials are placed on top of them. It is demonstrated that while graphene exhibits a weak diamagnetic response due to its unique electronic structure around the Dirac point, the overall screening effect remains minimal (≈0.5% per layer). Conversely, graphene oxide (GO) and MoS2 show negligible response to the magnetic field, making them ideal for applications where preserving the original magnetic properties is crucial. These findings suggest that 2D materials can offer effective protection while minimally affecting the underlying magnetic functionalities, important for data storage technologies and spintronics.

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Magnetic Field Screening of 2D Materials Revealed by Magnetic Force Microscopy

Aldave,

López‐Polín,

Calle

et al. 2024

Adv Elect Materials

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Magnetic anisotropy evolution with Fe content in electrodeposited Ni_100−xFe_x thin films

Abstract: In this study, we have experimentally determined how the magnetic anisotropy of Ni100-xFex thin films evolves as a function of the Fe content in samples electrodeposited from a saccharine-based electrolyte....

Cited by 1 publication

References 29 publications

Magnetic Field Screening of 2D Materials Revealed by Magnetic Force Microscopy

Magnetic Field Screening of 2D Materials Revealed by Magnetic Force Microscopy

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