journal article·2012-04

Coercivity enhancement of Nd−Fe−B thin film magnets by Dy buffer and capping layers

C.Y. You, J.W. Wang, Z.X. Lu

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Abstract The Dy layer was inserted into the structure of SiO 2 /Ti/Nd-Fe-B/Ti as the buffer or capping layer of the Nd-Fe-B layer. The insertions of Dy layers had no significant influence on the film texture with the easy axis mainly perpendicular to the film plane. The film without Dy layer gave the out-of-plane coercivity of 533 kA/m, maximum magnetic energy product ( BH ) max of 245 kJ/m 3 . With a Dy buffer layer, the out-of-plane coercivity and ( BH ) max were increased to 1074 kA/m, 291 kJ/m 3 respectively. The film with Dy capping layer had a coercivity of 1035 kA/m and ( BH ) max of 286 kJ/m 3 . Microstructure observations showed that the Nd-rich phases were evolved into grain boundaries from triple junctions by a Dy buffer layer deposition, resulting in a well magnetic decoupling of Nd 2 Fe 14 B neighboring grains. Through capping a Dy layer, the environment of grain boundaries had been improved and some Dy diffused into Nd 2 Fe 14 B phases, which contributed to the enhancement of magnetic performance.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic properties of thin films · Magnetic Properties and Applications

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