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Nickel Iron Sputtering Targets and Applications

Nickel iron alloy films with nanocrystalline structure have been studied on due to their good physical, magnetic, and mechanical features such as low coercive field, high magnetic permeability, and good corrosion resistance. Because of these properties, nickel iron sputtering targets with wide ranges of composition are utilized in various industrial and technological applications such as microelectrical mechanical systems, sensors, actuators, and magnetic recording devices.
When we look at the properties of nickel iron thin film in details we can say that nickel iron thin film is an important soft magnetic material. Nickel iron films have been widely used in magnetic data storage technologies, the flux path of inductive recording heads, the sensor element of magnetoresistive and giant magnetoresistive playback heads, and the magnetic random access memory devices.
Thin films made of nickel iron with soft magnetic properties have been used in the magnetic recording heads because of its intrinsic characteristics such as high permeability, low coercivity, low anisotropy and good thermal stability etc. The fundamental optic, electronic, magnetic, and mechanical properties of thin films obtained by nickel iron alloys are quite different from their bulk counterparts. The nickel iron thin films have attracted tremendous interest in electrical and electronic applications including hard disk, magnetic shielding and electrode for capacitors.
Nickel iron alloy thin films can be obtained by the sputtering techniques, which has numerous many advantages such as time efficiency, cost-effectiveness, low power consumption, and simplicity in controlling the deposition parameters.
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