DocumentCode
1049013
Title
Thermal expansion of lattice parameters of some rare earth gallium garnets and magnetic bubble domain materials
Author
Bellavance, D. ; Ta-Lin Hsu
Author_Institution
Allied Chemical Corporation, Morristown, N.J.
Volume
8
Issue
3
fYear
1972
fDate
9/1/1972 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
276
Lastpage
276
Abstract
The rare earth gallium garnets Dy3 Ga5 O12 , Gd3 Ga5 O12 , Sm3 Ga5 O12 , and Nd3 Ga5 O12 used as substrate materials and the magnetic film materials EuEr2 Gax Fe5-x O12 (
) and Eux Er3-x Ga0.7 Fe4.3 O12 (
) have been prepared and their lattice parameters measured between room temperature and 1200°C. In the series R3 Ga5 O12 , the room temperature lattice constant decreases linearly in the order Nd>Sm>Gd>Dy. The curve
(a0 = lattice constant at 25°C,
= lattice constant - a0 versus
shows a very slight concavity over the whole temperature interval with higher values of
in the same order as the room temperature lattice constants. The lattice constants follow Vegard\´s law with the substitution of europium for erbium in the series Eux Er3-x Ga0.7 Fe4.3 O12 and decrease with decreasing europium content. The curves of
have the same shape as the rare earth gallium garnets, but with higher values of
in the opposite order to the room temperature lattice constants. Substitution of gallium for iron in the series EuEr2 Gax Fe5-x O12 caused positive deviation from Vegard\´s law and a decrease in the room temperature lattice constants. The values of
increase with increasing iron content. The implications of these observations on the properties of magnetic films for bubble domain applications are discussed.
) and Eu
) have been prepared and their lattice parameters measured between room temperature and 1200°C. In the series R
(a
= lattice constant - a
shows a very slight concavity over the whole temperature interval with higher values of
in the same order as the room temperature lattice constants. The lattice constants follow Vegard\´s law with the substitution of europium for erbium in the series Eu
have the same shape as the rare earth gallium garnets, but with higher values of
in the opposite order to the room temperature lattice constants. Substitution of gallium for iron in the series EuEr
increase with increasing iron content. The implications of these observations on the properties of magnetic films for bubble domain applications are discussed.Keywords
Gallium garnets; Magnetic bubble materials; Magnetic thermal effects; Rare-earth garnets; Erbium; Gallium; Garnets; Iron; Lattices; Magnetic domains; Magnetic films; Magnetic materials; Temperature; Thermal expansion;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TMAG.1972.1067306
Filename
1067306
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