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Fe_xNi_100-xThin Film Systems with Slight Deviations from Zero Magnetostriction Compositions: Focus on Pressure Sensor Applications

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The structure, magnetic properties, ferromagnetic resonance and giant magnetoimpedance effect (GMI) were studied in Fe_xNi_100-xthin films and multilayered systems having compositions with small deviation from zero magnetostriction in order to find the best conditions for possible applications in the area of small pressure sensors. A comparative analysis of the effective magnetization and g-factor was carried out for the thin films of Fe_xNi_100-x (x = 19.8, 17.5, 15.0, 11.9) alloys. Comparison of the concentration dependences for static 4πM_s and dynamic 4πM_eff magnetization values allows to select a narrow interval of concentrations around Fe₁₅Ni₈₅ for the development of a microfluidic small pressure sensitive elements based on GMI effect. The maximum value of GMI ratio (ΔZ/Z) ratio shows linear dependence on the iron content in the Fe_xNi_100-xalloy for the concentration range under consideration.

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Anna A. Chlenova*, Iuliia P. Novoselova, Ruslan Salikhov, Michael Farle, Vladimir N. Lepalovskij, Joseba Totoricaguena Gorriño, Galina V. Kurlyandskaya

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Ferromagnetic Resonance, Giant Magnetoimpedance, Permalloy, Thin Films

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