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Giant magnetoimpedance effect in sandwiched films

Authors: Shu-qin Xiao; Yi-hua Liu; You-yong Dai; Lin Zhang; Shao-xiong Zhou; Guo-dong Liu;

Giant magnetoimpedance effect in sandwiched films

Abstract

The giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) effect in films with a sandwiched structure has been studied. FeNiCrSiB/Cu/FeNiCrSiB sandwiched films with a magnetic closed-loop structure were deposited onto a glass substrate by rf sputtering and then annealed at an optimum temperature. GMI ratios as large as 63% and 77% were obtained at 13 MHz in longitudinal and transverse fields, respectively. The ratios are almost twice as large as those obtained in FeNiCrSiB single films.

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