Abstract
Magneto-optics, magnetophotonics and magnetoplasmonics stay at the edge of scientific interests last years due to their unique features to manage the light and electromagnet field. Bi-substituted iron garnet (Bi:IG) is one of most promising magneto-optical material for these applications in order to its high efficiency in visible and infrared spectra. The possibility to integrate Bi:IG films to silicon semiconductor process leads to creation nanoscale hight performance magneto-optical devices. Bi:IG structures of different composition might be deposited by vacuum deposition on different substrates. The investigation of crystallization process of Bi:IG double-layer films at a different process parameter on gadolinium gallium garnet and fused quartz substrates allowing to determine dependences and suggestions for integration Bi:IG to semiconductor process or multicomponent optical nanostructures.
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