Investigation of coercivity for electroplated Fe-Ni thick films | Zendy

T. Yanai | Zendy; K. Eguchi | Zendy; K. Koda | Zendy; J. Kaji | Zendy; H. Aramaki | Zendy; Keisuke Takashima | Zendy; Masaki Nakano | Zendy; H. Fukunaga | Zendy

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Investigation of coercivity for electroplated Fe-Ni thick films

Author(s) -

T. Yanai,

K. Eguchi,

K. Koda,

J. Kaji,

H. Aramaki,

Keisuke Takashima,

Masaki Nakano,

H. Fukunaga

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

aip advances

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.421

H-Index - 58

ISSN - 2158-3226

DOI - 10.1063/1.5007293

Subject(s) - coercivity , materials science , electroplating , annealing (glass) , condensed matter physics , magnetic anisotropy , anisotropy , nuclear magnetic resonance , composite material , metallurgy , magnetic field , magnetization , optics , layer (electronics) , physics , quantum mechanics

We have already reported Fe-Ni firms with good soft magnetic properties prepared by using an electroplating method. In our previous studies, we prepared the Fe-Ni films from citric-acid-based baths (CA-baths) and ammonium-chloride-based ones (AC-baths), and confirmed that the coercivity for the AC-baths was lower than that for the CA-baths. In the present study, we investigated reasons for the lower coercivity for the AC-baths to further improve the soft magnetic properties. From an observation of magnetic domains of the Fe22Ni78 films, we found that Fe22Ni78 film for AC-bath had a magnetic anisotropy in the width direction, and also found that the coercivity in the width direction was lower than the longitudinal one for the AC-bath. As an annealing for a stress relaxation in the films reduced the difference in the coercivity, we considered that the anisotropy is attributed to the magneto-elastic effect.We have already reported Fe-Ni firms with good soft magnetic properties prepared by using an electroplating method. In our previous studies, we prepared the Fe-Ni films from citric-acid-based baths (CA-baths) and ammonium-chloride-based ones (AC-baths), and confirmed that the coercivity for the AC-baths was lower than that for the CA-baths. In the present study, we investigated reasons for the lower coercivity for the AC-baths to further improve the soft magnetic properties. From an observation of magnetic domains of the Fe22Ni78 films, we found that Fe22Ni78 film for AC-bath had a magnetic anisotropy in the width direction, and also found that the coercivity in the width direction was lower than the longitudinal one for the AC-bath. As an annealing for a stress relaxation in the films reduced the difference in the coercivity, we considered that the anisotropy is attributed to the magneto-elastic effect.

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