DocumentCode
1412354
Title
Thin soft sendust laminated CoPt hard films
Author
Xue, Song S. ; Dolejsi, James F. ; Ryan, Patrick J.
Author_Institution
Seagate Technol., Minneapolis, MN, USA
Volume
34
Issue
4
fYear
1998
fDate
7/1/1998 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
882
Lastpage
884
Abstract
The C-axis of the Co-based permanent magnet films tends to grow gradually toward perpendicular direction as the film thickness increases. Reported here is a novel way to solve this problem. That is to laminate the Co-based hard magnet films with thin soft magnetic films. The effects of soft film underlayer and lamination, on the magnetic properties of CoPt films has been studied and reported here. Three types of soft magnetic material NiFe, NiFeRe and FeAlSi were chosen to conduct the experiments. Amorphous thin soft sendust film was found to meet the goal. It is found that there was a dramatic improvement of the in-plane loop squareness by inserting a 100 Å amorphous FeAlSi film into the 1200 Å CoPt film. The squareness (S) and the remnant magnetization thickness product (MrT) of the CoPt film (1200 Å) without soft FeAlSi film lamination are 0.27 and 3.0 memu/cm2, respectively, while the S and the MrT of the CoPt film (1200 Å) with soft FeAlSi lamination are 0.60 and 6.32 memu/cm2, respectively. Multi-lamination is possible if thick CoPt film is required in applications
Keywords
aluminium alloys; amorphous magnetic materials; cobalt alloys; iron alloys; laminations; magnetic multilayers; magnetic thin films; nickel alloys; permanent magnets; platinum alloys; remanence; rhenium alloys; silicon alloys; soft magnetic materials; Co-based permanent magnet films; CoPt; FeAlSi; NiFe; NiFeRe; applications; film thickness; in-plane loop squareness; lamination; magnetic properties; multi-lamination; remnant magnetization thickness product; soft film underlayer; thin soft magnetic films; thin soft sendust laminated CoPt hard films; Amorphous magnetic materials; Laminates; Magnetic films; Magnetic properties; Magnetization; Magnetometers; Magnetostatics; Permanent magnets; Soft magnetic materials; Sputtering;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/20.706299
Filename
706299
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