Yang Xiao , Jie Li , Yan Yang , Yida Lei , Yanlin Ma , Yingli Liu
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Abstract
Garnet-type ferrites Bi1.2Ca3xY1.8–3xZrxVxFe5–2xO12 (x = 0.1–0.6) were synthesized via solid-state reaction, with Bi–Ca ions predominantly occupying dodecahedral c-sites. The phase stability and microstructure were significantly improved through Ca-Zr-V multi-ion doping, which served as the foundation for excellent magnetic and dielectric properties. The dielectric constant (εr > 22) was increased by the strong spin-orbit coupling and high polarizability of Bi3+ . The Bi3+-induced magnetocrystalline anisotropy was suppressed by Zr4+ and V5+, which lowered the ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) linewidth (ΔH) to 73.06 Oe. Grain refinement shortened the spin-wave propagation path, leading to a maximum spin-wave linewidth (ΔHk) of 13.10 Oe. At x = 0.50, optimal properties were achieved (εr = 22.43, tanδε = 1.26 ×10-3, ΔH = 73.06 Oe, ΔHk = 10.30 Oe, Ms = 15.60 emu/g), and the synergistic optimization of high dielectric constant, low loss, and broad spin-wave linewidth was realized for the first time in ferrites for miniaturized circulators.
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