Single crystal growth of NiZn ferrite by the Bridgeman method

An effect of oxygen pressure on the process of monocrystallization of the MnaZnbFe2O4 manganese‐zinc ferrites

“…From the scientific literature (BERBEN et al ;FISHER, BLADES;TORII et al 1979TORII et al , 1980; SUGIMOTO ; WANG, ZANG; STOPPLES et al ; Prazision aus Furth) and some folders of the leading electronic companies it follows that, from the technical point of view; the problem of obtaining manganese-zinc ferrites Mn,ZnbFe,O, in the form of monocrystals has been solved successfully. From an analysis of the equilibrium diagram Zn-Mn-Fe-0 and from the pseudobinary system ZnFe,O,-MnFe,O, it can be concluded that as a base material for the production of magnanese-zinc ferrite monocrystals we can use a polycrystal of the ZnFe,O,-MnFe,O, ferrite.…”

“…From an analysis of the available reference materials (BERBEN et al ; FISHER, BLA-DES; TORII et al 1979TORII et al , 1980; STOPPLES et al ; SUGIMOTO) it follows that the unidirectional solidification in a Bridgman system is the most commonly accepted method for producing the monocrystals of manganese-zinc ferrites. To ensure the required homogeneity in the finally obtained crystal, the monocrystallization is carried out hi an open Bridgman system, where the liquid is continuously enriched with the components subjected to segregation (TORII et al 1979;BERBEN et al).…”

An analysis of the applicability of the Scheil equation in the determination of segregation in monocrystals of the manganese‐zinc ferrites Mn1xZnxFe2O4

“…From an analysis of researches carried out until now and concerning the manganesezinc ferrite monocrystals production it follows that the best method of these alloys formation is the unidirectional solidification in the Bridgman system (KUGIMOTO ; WANG, ISHANG; BERBEN et al;TORII et al 1979;STOPPLES et al;TORII et al 1980;FISHER, BLADES).…”

Structural and optical impact of transition metal implantation into zinc oxide single crystals and nanowires

“…Thereby no secondary phase diffraction could be discovered within x-ray diffraction patterns. However, the presentation of ferrite single crystal growth by melt-growth might be a sign for the limitation of this technique [156]. And therefore, small segregations could be formed during the growth process which are too small enough to be undetectable by XRD. Ceramic like pallets could be fabricated by the solid state reaction process [147][148][149][150], where ZnO source powder is mixed together with a TM-oxide powder.…”