Magnetic Anisotropy of Cobalt Ferrite (Co1.01Fe2.00O3.62) and Nickel Cobalt Ferrite (Ni0.72Fe0.20Co0.08Fe2O4)
Magnetic Anisotropy of Cobalt Ferrite (Co1.01Fe2.00O3.62) and Nickel Cobalt Ferrite (Ni0.72Fe0.20Co0.08Fe2O4)
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DOI:
10.1103/physrev.107.1246
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发表时间:
1957-09
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H. Shenker
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作者:
H. Shenker
A method of measuring the first magnetic anisotropy constant, K 1, of cubic crystals having a large anisotropy was developed which utilized measurements of the torque for directions of the applied field near the direction of easy magnetization. By this method K 1 of a cobalt ferrite crystal was found to be closely approximated by the empirical relationship K 1= 19.6× 10 6 exp (− 1.90× 10− 5 T 2) ergs/cc from 20 to 325 K. Above 325 the measured anisotropy depended upon the length of time the crystal was in the magnetic field. For a nickel cobalt ferrite crystal, K 1, as measured by the usual torque method, was given empirically by K 1=[8.08 exp (− 3.57× 10− 5 T 2)− 9.78 exp (− 0.863× 10− 5 T 2)]× 10 4 ergs/cc from 20 to 600 K while K 2 increased from-4.7× 10 4 ergs/cc at 20.5, passed through zero at 190, rose to a maximum of 1× 10 4 at 280 K, and then above this temperature decreased rapidly to zero. The relationships for K 1 are of the same form as those found by Brükhatov and Kirensky for metallic ferromagnetic materials.