journal article·2012-08

Magnetic properties and magnetization reversal process of L10 FePt/Fe bilayers magnetic thin films

Liwang Liu, Wei Sheng, Jianmin Bai, Jiangwei Cao, Yuanfu Lou, Ying Wang, Fulin Wei, Jia Lu

Applied Surface Science· Volume 258· Issue 20
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Abstract

The L1(0) FePt (10 nm)/Fe (delta nm, delta = 0-15) bilayers were fabricated by using magnetron co-sputtering. The L1(0) FePt single layer shows good perpendicular orientation and the in-plane hysteresis loop shows almost a linear behavior. When delta is less than 3 nm, the FePt/Fe bilayers show behaviors like one magnetic phase, the coercivities are close to the values determined by Zeeman energy. When delta is larger than 3 nm, the in-plane hysteresis loops show behaviors similar to a soft magnetic film, the coercivities of the bilayers decreases slowly with the increasing Fe thickness because of confining by the exchange length of FePt layer and Fe layer. The measured coercivities values are optimally fitted by a 1/t(Fe)(1.15) relation. The magnetization reversal process and magnetic interaction were also investigated. (C) 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Magnetic Properties and Applications · Magnetic Properties of Alloys

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