2013
DOI: 10.3952/physics.v53i2.2671
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Underlayer effect on structural and magnetic properties of Co<sub>90</sub>Fe<sub>10</sub> thin films

Abstract: In the present study, the single layer Co 90 Fe 10 and X/Co 90 Fe 10 (X = Cu, Cr, Au, Ni 80 Fe 20) double layer films were investigated. Films were fabricated by DC magnetron sputtering at room temperature on Si substrates. In order to improve the soft magnetic properties of CoFe films, four different underlayers were examined. The coercivity values of the films were obtained by using a laboratory design magneto-optic Kerr effect (MOKE) magnetometry. Magnetic force microscopy and x-ray diffraction results show… Show more

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“…Figure 2 shows the room-temperature magnetization, M, versus magnetic field, H, in-plane for the easy and hard axis for all samples. The coercivity field for the thinner film ≈143 Oe is higher to the expected for FeCo alloys prepared by a classical sputtering method 60 (50−100 Oe), concluding that a thin gold-underlayer can increase the H c . At the same time, for subsequent thicknesses, the coercivity field reflects a progressive decreasing, as shown in Table 2, which strongly suggests a tuning of the coercive field by the control of the underlayer thickness.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Figure 2 shows the room-temperature magnetization, M, versus magnetic field, H, in-plane for the easy and hard axis for all samples. The coercivity field for the thinner film ≈143 Oe is higher to the expected for FeCo alloys prepared by a classical sputtering method 60 (50−100 Oe), concluding that a thin gold-underlayer can increase the H c . At the same time, for subsequent thicknesses, the coercivity field reflects a progressive decreasing, as shown in Table 2, which strongly suggests a tuning of the coercive field by the control of the underlayer thickness.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Такими свойствами обладают пленки сплава FeCo, обладающие, кроме того, самыми большими значениями магнитострикции, магнитной проницаемости и температуры Кюри, что способствует их применению в различных устройствах микроэлектроники. Высокое значение коэрцитивности этих пленок препятствует их широкому применению, в связи с чем применяются различные методы улучшения магнитомягких свойств (низкое значение коэрцитивности и магнитной анизотропии) пленок применением дополнительных затравочных слоев, приводящих к изменению текстуры пленок или уменьшению размера зерна [1][2][3][4][5]. Однако использование дополнительных слоев усложняет технологию и затрудняет массовое производство, что стимулирует поиск альтернативных методов получения магнитомягких пленок FeCo.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Ferromagnetic iron nitride thin films have been explored extensively as an electrode material for magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) and their potential application in recording media. For the head materials of high-density magnetic recording devices, films with soft magnetic properties and high saturation magnetization (M s ) are essential [1,2,3]. In view of this, the antiperovskite cubic Fe 4 N, which has attracted considerable attention from both theoretical and experimental viewpoints is the focus of this work [1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%