Magnetic field effects on Ni–Fe alloys codeposition

Msellak, K.; Chopart, Jean‐Paul; Jbara, O.; Aaboubi, O.; Amblard, J.

doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2004.04.118

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“…2 The application of a magnetic field during deposition of these ferromagnetic metals or alloys may introduce crystallographic or atomic-scale texture, which can influence the anisotropy and magnetic reversal in the electrodeposited material. [3][4][5] More recently, there have been reports of structuring of electrodeposits from paramagnetic solutions such as Cu 2þ using nonuniform magnetic fields produced by permanent magnets, 6,7 or soft iron, which is magnetized in an external field. 8,9 These studies establish that it is the magnetic susceptibility of the electroactive species, not the susceptibility of the electrolyte itself, which determines the pattern.…”

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Magnetic structuring of linear copper electrodeposits

Dunne¹,

Soucaille²,

Ackland³

et al. 2012

Journal of Applied Physics

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Magnetic structuring of linear copper electrodeposits

Dunne¹,

Soucaille²,

Ackland³

et al. 2012

Journal of Applied Physics

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“…NiCo deposit has a compact structure, bright and smooth surface and was widely used in the production of new materials that required specific mechanical, chemical and/or physical properties [1,2,3]. These alloys also exhibit excellent properties of levelling, high hardness, thermally stable, and fine magnetic properties.…”

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Experiment on the Electroforming NiCo-SiC Alloy

Zheng¹,

Zhu²

2017

Proceedings of the 2017 2nd International Conference on Materials Science, Machinery and Energy Engineering (MSMEE 2017)

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Abstract. Electrolytic codeposition technique was adopted in the deposition of NiCo-SiC coating on the stainless substrate, using nickel alloyed with iron as the binder phase with SiC as dispersed particles. The results indicated that the deposit with SiC nanoparticles was level and compact; the crystal-planes of the deposit were (111), (220) and (200). The resistivity of deposit was about 30μΩ·cm. when the Fe(wt.%) ranged from 10% to 50% in the deposit, the electrodeposit Ni-20%Fe-SiC has a strong paramagnetism effect with the smallest coercivity of 2.75×10-2 A/m. The remanence showed a monotonic decrease with the increasing iron content in deposit. Which proved that the electroformed NiCo-SiC alloy has good electromagnetic property and higher corrosion resistance than those of electroforming Ni-Co alloy. It is a promising material in the fabrication of micro actuator.

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“…NiFe deposit has a copmpact structure, bright and smooth surface and was widely used in the production of new materials that required specific mechanical, chemical and/or physical properties [1,2,3]. These alloys also exhibit excellent properties of levelling, high hardness, thermally stable, and fine magnetic properties.…”

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Experiment on the Electroforming NiFe-SiC Alloy

Zhe¹,

Zheng²

2016

Proceedings of the 2016 5th International Conference on Advanced Materials and Computer Science

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Abstract. Electrolytic codeposition technique was adopted in the deposition of NiFe-SiC coating on the stainless substrate, using nickel alloyed with iron as the binder phase with SiC as dispersed particles. The results indicated that the deposit with SiC nanoparticles was level and compact; the crystal-planes of the deposit were (111), (220) and (200). The resistivity of deposit was about 30μ Ω ·cm. when the Fe(wt.%) ranged from 10% to 50% in the deposit, the electrodeposit Ni-20%Fe-SiC has a strong paramagnetism effect with the smallest coercivity of 2.75×10 -2 A/m. The remanence showed a monotonic decrease with the increasing iron content in deposit. Which proved that the electroformed Ni-Fe-SiC alloy has good electromagnetic property and higher corrosion resistance than those of electroforming Ni-Fe alloy. It is a promising material in the fabrication of micro actuator.

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Magnetic field effects on Ni–Fe alloys codeposition

Cited by 79 publications

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Magnetic structuring of linear copper electrodeposits

Magnetic structuring of linear copper electrodeposits

Experiment on the Electroforming NiCo-SiC Alloy

Experiment on the Electroforming NiFe-SiC Alloy

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