2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmmm.2013.07.063
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Manipulating magnetic anisotropy of the ultrathin Co2FeAl full-Heusler alloy film via growth orientation of the Pt buffer layer

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“…The multilayer peaks Pt/FCS (111) also grow more defined with t Pt increasing and the peak becomes the most distinct when Pt thickness is 2 nm. Previous studies have proved that different Pt orientations result in different magnetic anisotropy between Pt/Co 2 FeAl; while Pt(111) can induce PMA in the Pt/Co 2 FeAl interface, Pt(001) deteriorates PMA . The XRD diffraction spectra for n = 2 (Figure d) shows the strong Pt(111) reflections in the same intensity as the n = 9 stacks but exhibit much weaker FCS/Pt multilayer peaks and Pt(222) peaks at 86°.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…The multilayer peaks Pt/FCS (111) also grow more defined with t Pt increasing and the peak becomes the most distinct when Pt thickness is 2 nm. Previous studies have proved that different Pt orientations result in different magnetic anisotropy between Pt/Co 2 FeAl; while Pt(111) can induce PMA in the Pt/Co 2 FeAl interface, Pt(001) deteriorates PMA . The XRD diffraction spectra for n = 2 (Figure d) shows the strong Pt(111) reflections in the same intensity as the n = 9 stacks but exhibit much weaker FCS/Pt multilayer peaks and Pt(222) peaks at 86°.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…Previous studies have proved that different Pt orientations result in different magnetic anisotropy between Pt/Co 2 FeAl; while Pt(111) can induce PMA in the Pt/Co 2 FeAl interface, Pt(001) deteriorates PMA. 44 The XRD diffraction spectra for n = 2 (Figure 2d) shows the strong Pt(111) reflections in the same intensity as the n = 9 stacks but exhibit much weaker FCS/Pt multilayer peaks and Pt(222) peaks at 86°. This confirms our hypothesis that Pt buffer is (111) oriented.…”
Section: Acs Applied Electronic Materialsmentioning
confidence: 91%