Magnetic and Magnetoresonance Properties of Multilayered Systems Based on (CoFeB)x-(SiO2)100-x Composite Layers

Ju. Chekrygina; A. Devizenko; Y. Kalinin; S. Kirov; E. Lebedeva; I. Shipkova; A. Sitnikov; N. Syr’ev; S. Vyzulin

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Magnetic and Magnetoresonance Properties of Multilayered Systems Based on (CoFeB)_x-(SiO₂)_100-x Composite Layers

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Magnetic properties and ferromagnetic resonance data of (Co₄₁Fe₃₉B₂₀)_x-(SiO₂)_100-x composite films and multilayer structures composed of these films separated by SiC interlayers have been studied. It has been shown that one of the possible causes responsible for the differences of magnetic properties of composites and multilayer structures can be different shapes of magnetic particles and granules in these materials.

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Ju. Chekrygina, A. Devizenko, Y. Kalinin, S. Kirov, E. Lebedeva, I. Shipkova, A. Sitnikov, N. Syr’ev*, S. Vyzulin

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Composite Film, Ferromagnetic Resonance, Magnetic Property, Multilayer Nanostructure, X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)

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