Thick barium hexaferrite (Ba-M) films prepared by electron-beam evaporation for microwave application

I. Wane; Annie Bessaudou; Françoise Cosset; A. Célérier; C. Girault; J.L. Decossas; Jean-Claude Vareille

doi:10.1016/s0304-8853(99)00752-0

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Thick barium hexaferrite (Ba-M) films prepared by electron-beam evaporation for microwave application

I. Wane Annie Bessaudou Françoise Cosset A. Célérier C. Girault J.L. Decossas Jean-Claude Vareille

Year: 2000 Journal: Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Vol: 211 (1-3)Pages: 309-313 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/s0304-8853(99)00752-0

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Materials science Electron beam physical vapor deposition Coercivity Annealing (glass) Analytical Chemistry (journal) Barium Thin film Magnetic hysteresis Remanence Magnetization Composite material Nanotechnology Condensed matter physics Metallurgy Magnetic field

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