Modern Problems of Materials Science

Effects in Gd2O3 and Glass Substrates on the Resistance of Fe Nanoscale Films to Direct Current (DC) Voltage

Kostyantyn Korotkov (pavlo_korotkov@ukr.net), Anatoliy Kasumov (kasumov@ipms.kiev.ua), Aleksander Dmitriev

Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Sciences of NAS of Ukraine

https://doi.org/10.15407/msse2023.017

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Keywords

-d excange evaporation DC cutrrent voltage, Fe nanoscale films, Gd2O3

Abstract

Thin films of ferromagnetic metal Fe are promising for applications in nanotechnology due to their unique galvanomagnetic, magneto-optical, magneto-conductive and other properties. Understanding the characteristics of film properties under different operating conditions expands the range of practical applications.

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