The Additional Magnetic Anisotropy Induced by Magnetic Anneal in Ferromagnetic Face-Centered Cubic Solid Solutions : Part I. Dependence of the Induced Magnetic Anisotropy on the Temperature and Duration of Magnetic Anneal, on the Measuring Temperature, an

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We have studied systematically the character of the induced magnetic anisotropy in face-centered cubic Ni-Co alloys, using a torque magnetometer designed specially for high-temperature measurements. Specimens used are polycrystalline disks of 10.57, 20.78, 30.84, 40.67, 50.17, and 60.20 %Co-Ni alloys and (110) disk single crystal of 12 %Co-Ni alloy. The results and conclusions obtained are as follows : -The magnetic anisotropy energy, E_u, induced by magnetic anneal is uniaxial. Generally, as the duration of magnetic anneal increases, E_u increases nearly exponentially and, as the temperature of magnetic anneal becomes higher, the rate of development of E_u increases but its saturation value decreases. The development of E_u can not be described in terms of single relaxation time and the associated relaxation times become longer as the duration of magnetic anneal increases. The dependence of E_u' on the temperature, Θ, of magnetic anneal and on the measuring temperature, T, can be expressed well by an expression E_u=const. ×{ (I_Θ/I_0)^2/Θ} (I_T/I_0)^2 where I_Θ, I_T, and I_0 are the values of saturation magnetization at Θ(°K), T(°K), and 0°K, respectively, which was derived by Taniguchi and Yamamoto from the so-called directional order theory. The comparison of the measured data on the alloy composition dependence of E_u as corrected for the composition dependence of the Curie temperature with Neel's theoretical formula indicates that the ordering energy of Ni-Co alloys is negative and hence the alloys may be of the precipitation type. In connection with this study, the temperature dependence of the cubic magnetocrystalline anisotropy constants, K_1 and K_2, was measured with 12 %Co-Ni alloy and pure nickel, and it has been found that, as the temperature rises, K_1 of 12 %Co-Ni alloy changes from positive to negative at about 150℃, while K_1 of nickel takes small positive values above 200℃ and that K_2 of 12% Co-Ni alloy is always positive, while K_2 of nickel changes from positive to negative at about 100℃.
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The Additional Magnetic Anisotropy Induced by Magnetic Anneal in Ferromagnetic Face-Centered Cubic Solid Solutions : Part I. Dependence of the Induced Magnetic Anisotropy on the Temperature and Duration of Magnetic Anneal, on the Measuring Temperature, an

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