| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5463527 | Materials Letters | 2017 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
One of the challenge in electromagnetic shielding lies in tunable absorption bandwidth. In this work, we demonstrate that electric-field-induced magneto-elastic anisotropy in FeGaB/SiO2/FeCoB/PMN-PT (011) composites can be used to tune microwave absorption bandwidth in a stable manner at room temperature. The SiO2 as an interlayer results in different magneto-elastic anisotropic field in FeGaB and FeCoB monolayers, which makes it possible to move the ferromagnetic resonance frequencies (fr) in opposite directions. The distance between two peaks, fr(FeCoB)-fr(FeGaB), is decreased from 1.5GHz to 0.5Â GHz and ultimately mixed into one peak.
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Authors
M. Luo, P.H. Zhou, Y.F. Liu, X. Wang, J.L. Xie,