Magnetically soft Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films were produced by two preparation methods:One using a new energetic cluster deposition technique and another using a conventional magnetron sputtering technique...Magnetically soft Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films were produced by two preparation methods:One using a new energetic cluster deposition technique and another using a conventional magnetron sputtering technique.Their structural,static magnetic properties and high-frequency magnetic characteristics were investigated.In the energetic cluster deposition method,by applying a high-bias voltage to a substrate,positively charged clusters in a cluster beam were accelerated electrically and deposited onto a negatively biased substrate together with neutral clusters from the same cluster source,to form a high-density Fe-Co alloy cluster-assembled film with good high-frequency magnetic characteristics.In the conventional magnetron sputtering method,only by rotating substrate holder and without applying a static inducing magnetic field on the substrates,we produced Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films with a remarkable in-plane uniaxial magnetic anisotropy and a good soft magnetic property.The obtained Fe-Co-O,Fe-Co-Ti-N,and Fe-Co-Cr-N films all revealed a high real permeability exceeding 500 at a frequency up to 1.2 GHz.This makes Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films potential candidates as soft magnetic thin film materials for the high-frequency applications.展开更多
The valence electron structure of martensite in Fe-Co-Cr based high-alloy steel is calculated using the em-pirical electron theory of solids and molecules (EET). The results show that the incorporation of cobalt leads...The valence electron structure of martensite in Fe-Co-Cr based high-alloy steel is calculated using the em-pirical electron theory of solids and molecules (EET). The results show that the incorporation of cobalt leads to a rise in nA from 0.3835 to 0.4684, which enhances the bonding forces between atoms in a-Fe matrix. Meanwhile, the incorporation of Co changes the valence electron structure of segregated structure units formed by C and other alloying elements, and increases nA for the segregated units containing C-Me sig-nificantly, resulting in changing the precipitation behavior of the secondary phases during tempering and strengtheningthe resistance to tempering.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.50671087,50971108)the National Outstanding Youth Science Foundation of China (Grant No.50825101)the Intellectual Cluster Project of the Ministry of Education,Culture,Sports,Science,and Technology,Japan,Aichi Prefecture,Nagoya City and Aichi Science and Technology Foundation
文摘Magnetically soft Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films were produced by two preparation methods:One using a new energetic cluster deposition technique and another using a conventional magnetron sputtering technique.Their structural,static magnetic properties and high-frequency magnetic characteristics were investigated.In the energetic cluster deposition method,by applying a high-bias voltage to a substrate,positively charged clusters in a cluster beam were accelerated electrically and deposited onto a negatively biased substrate together with neutral clusters from the same cluster source,to form a high-density Fe-Co alloy cluster-assembled film with good high-frequency magnetic characteristics.In the conventional magnetron sputtering method,only by rotating substrate holder and without applying a static inducing magnetic field on the substrates,we produced Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films with a remarkable in-plane uniaxial magnetic anisotropy and a good soft magnetic property.The obtained Fe-Co-O,Fe-Co-Ti-N,and Fe-Co-Cr-N films all revealed a high real permeability exceeding 500 at a frequency up to 1.2 GHz.This makes Fe-Co-based nanocrystalline alloy films potential candidates as soft magnetic thin film materials for the high-frequency applications.
文摘The valence electron structure of martensite in Fe-Co-Cr based high-alloy steel is calculated using the em-pirical electron theory of solids and molecules (EET). The results show that the incorporation of cobalt leads to a rise in nA from 0.3835 to 0.4684, which enhances the bonding forces between atoms in a-Fe matrix. Meanwhile, the incorporation of Co changes the valence electron structure of segregated structure units formed by C and other alloying elements, and increases nA for the segregated units containing C-Me sig-nificantly, resulting in changing the precipitation behavior of the secondary phases during tempering and strengtheningthe resistance to tempering.
