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  • 2014Microwave characterization of magnetically hard and soft ferrite nanoparticles in K-band7citations
  • 2014Microwave characterization of magnetically hard and soft ferrite nanoparticles in K-band7citations

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  • Falletta, E.
  • Pina, C. Della
  • Ferretti, A. M.
  • Gentili, G. G.
  • Nesti, R.
  • Ponti, A.
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Microwave characterization of magnetically hard and soft ferrite nanoparticles in K-band

  • Della Pina, C.
  • Verri, V.
  • Falletta, E.
  • Nesti, Renzo
  • Ferretti, A. M.
  • Gentili, G. G.
  • Ponti, A.
Abstract

Nano-sized magnetic particles show great promise in improving the performance of microwave absorbers with respect to the corresponding bulk materials. In this paper, magnetically hard and soft ferrite nanoparticles (CoFe<SUB>2</SUB>O<SUB>4</SUB> and Fe<SUB>3</SUB>O<SUB>4</SUB>) having an average size of 14 and 11 nm were prepared by co-precipitation method and characterized in terms of morphology, structure, and magnetic properties. Their permeability and permittivity were measured by a waveguide technique, embedding each sample in a host medium. Their parameters at microwave frequencies were retrieved by comparing different effective medium equations....

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  • nanoparticle
  • precipitation
  • permeability