High-frequency permeability of electroplated CoNiFe and CoNiFe–C alloys (original) (raw)

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 2008

Abstract

We have investigated CoNiFe and CoNiFe–C electrodeposited by pulse reverse plating (PRP) and direct current (DC) techniques. CoNiFe(PRP) films with composition Co59.4Fe27.7Ni12.8 show coercivity of 95Am−1 (1.2Oe) and magnetization saturation flux (μ0Ms) of 1.8T. Resistivity of CoNiFe (PRP) is about 24μΩcm and permeability remains almost constant μr′ ∼475 up to 30MHz with a quality factor (Q) larger than 10. Additionally, the permeability spectra analysis shows that CoNiFe exhibits a classical eddy current loss at zero bias field and ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) when biased with 0.05T. Furthermore, a crossover between eddy current and FMR loss is observed for CoNiFe-PRP when baised with 0.05T. DC and PRP plated CoNiFe–C, which have resistivity and permeability of 85, 38μΩcm, μr′=165 and 35 with Q>10 up to 320MHz, respectively, showed only ferromagnetic resonance losses. The ferromagnetic resonance peaks in CoNiFe and CoNiFe–C are broad and resembles a Gaussian distribution of FMR frequencies. The incorporation of C to CoNiFe reduces eddy current loss, but also reduces the FMR frequency.

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