journal article·2016-05-01Open access

Electric field modulation of magnetic anisotropy and microwave absorption properties in Fe50Ni50/Teflon composite films

Zhenjun Xia, Jun He, Xiulong Ou, Yu Wang, Shuli He, Dongliang Zhao, Guanghua Yu

AIP Advances· Volume 6· Issue 5

Abstract

Fe50Ni50 nanoparticle films with the size about 6 nm were deposited by a high energetic cluster deposition source. An electric field of about 0 - 40 kV was applied on the sample platform when the films were prepared. The field assisted deposition technique can dramatically induce in-plane magnetic anisotropy. To probe the microwave absorption properties, the Fe50Ni50 nanoparticles were deliberately deposited on the dielectric Teflon sheet. Then the laminated Fe50Ni50/Teflon composites were used to do reflection loss scan. The results prove that the application of electric field is an effective avenue to improve the GHz microwave absorption performance of our magnetic nanoparticles films expressed by the movement of reflection loss peak to high GHz region for the composites.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Electromagnetic wave absorption materials · Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies · Magnetic Properties and Synthesis of Ferrites

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Affiliations

Central Iron and Steel Research Institute 1 Division of Functional Material Research, , Beijing 100081, China

University of Science and Technology Beijing 2 Department of Materials Physics and Chemistry, , Beijing 100083, China

Capital Normal University 3 Department of Physics, , Beijing 100048, China

Funding

National Natural Science Foundation of China

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