Magnetocaloric effect in Tb31Co69 and Dy31Co69 thin films deposited on Si substrates
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We present the structural, magnetic, and magnetocaloric properties of thin films with stoichiometry Tb$31$Co$69$ and Dy$31$Co$69$ deposited on naturally oxidized silicon Si (100) substrates. Samples with a thickness $d=50$ nm covered with a protective Au overlayer with a thickness $d\rm Au =5 $ nm were produced using the pulsed laser deposition technique. X-ray diffraction analysis indicated the presence of crystallized Laves phases and amorphous phases in the prepared materials. Magnetization measurements as a function of temperature revealed ferrimagnetic behavior in both samples. We estimated the compensation temperature $T\rm comp$ of the amorphous phase for Tb$31$Co$69$ at 81.5 K and for Dy$31$Co$69$ at 88.5 K, while we found the Curie temperature $T\rm C,\ Laves$ of the crystallized Laves phases at 204.5 K and at 117 K, respectively. We investigated the magnetocaloric effect in a wide temperature range, covering $T\rm comp$ of amorphous phases and $T\rm C,\ Laves$ of crystallized Laves phases. The analysis for the magnetic field change of $Δμ_0H=5$ T showed values of the magnetic entropy change of $-ΔS\rm M=4.9$ mJ cm$-3$ K$-1$ at $T\rm comp$ and $-ΔS\rm M=6.6$ mJ cm$-3$ K$-1$ at $T\rm C,\ Laves$ for Tb$31$Co$69$, while for Dy$31$Co$69$, we determined the values of $-ΔS\rm M=35$ mJ cm$-3$ K$-1$ at $T\rm comp$ and $-ΔS\rm M=28$ mJ cm$-3$ K$-1$ at $T\rm C,\ Laves$.
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