Magnetically tunable microstrip resonator basedonpolycrystalline ferrite

Dubey, Ashish; Tyagi, G. S.; Srivastava, G. P.

doi:10.1049/el:20010886

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“…The conductivity, the anisotropic field and the magnetization factor of the magnetic film can be simultaneously determined from the same spectrum. The physical properties of metallic magnetic films can be determined in advance for use in spintronic devices [6,20]. This work illustrates a useful method for studying the magnetic properties of thin films with a simple microwave network analyser without implementing a complicated microwave cavity for conventional FMR.…”

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Coexistence of ferromagnetic resonance and microstrip resonance for nickel films under magnetic fields

Chang

Liu

Lue

2003

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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Conventional ferromagnetic resonance for magnetic thin films is found to coexist with the transmission resonance of a T-type microwave microstrip at certain applied magnetic fields. The conductivity, the magnetization and the magnetic anisotropic field of magnetic films can eventually be evolved from the measured resonance frequency and the quality (Q) factor of the resonance spectra. This work provides a closely scrutinized method to delineate the magnetic and electrical properties of the deposited magnetic films succinctly.

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“…Microwave techniques allow high-sensitivity measurement of the dependence of the conductivity of thin magnetic films on temperature [1][2][3] and magnetic field [4][5][6]. The large demand from communication and video applications [7] also suggests to us the need to expand the use of monolithic microwave microstrip circuits.…”

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confidence: 99%