journal article·2024-08

Magnetic properties and magnetoresistance of hybrid multilayer nanostructures {[(Co40Fe40B20)34(SiO2)66]/[ZnO]}n

Y.E. Kalinin, A.V. Sitnikov, V.A. Makagonov, V.A. Foshin, M.N. Volochaev, I.M. Pripechenkov, N.N. Perova, E.A. Ganshina, V.V. Rylkov, A.B. Granovsky

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The structural, electrical, magnetic, magneto-optical properties and magnetoresistance of {[(Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66]/[ZnO]} n multilayer structures, where n = 50 is the number of bilayers (Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66 nanocomposite and ZnO have been studied. The thicknesses of (Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66 nanocomposite layers as well as ZnO spacers were varied in a wide range. The samples were synthesized by ion-beam sputtering onto glass ceramic substrates. The (Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66 composite have an amorphous structure and the semiconductor ZnO interlayers have a hexagonal crystalline structure with the p63mc symmetry group. The nanocomposite layers containing a ferromagnetic component far from the percolation threshold are in a superparamagnetic state. The presented in the paper data of magnetization, magneto-optical transverse Kerr effect and magnetoresistance indicates that long-range ferromagnetic order does not form down to 77 K both for references ZnO films and studied multilayers with thin and thick ZnO interlayers. An increase in the magneto-optical signal in multilayers compared to references (Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66 composite films has been detected at 1.2 eV. The magnetoresistance of {[(Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66]/[ZnO]} n multilayers with thick (>32 nm) ZnO interlayers is lower than in reference (Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66 nanocomposite, while at thin ZnO interlayers magnetoresistance is significantly higher and reaches 12 % at temperatures of 77 К. Possible mechanisms of ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic ordering, enhancement of the magneto-optical response and magnetoresistance in {[(Co 40Fe 40B 20) 34(SiO 2) 66]/[ZnO]} n multilayer nanostructures are discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: ZnO doping and properties · Quantum Dots Synthesis And Properties · Magnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materials

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