Abstract
Crystallization of amorphous Fe73.9B13.2Si10.9C2 and Co73.6B11.2Si13C2 microwires in a glass isolation (shell) upon heating has been studied by X-ray diffraction. Crystallization of the core of an amorphous microwire starts at temperatures above 400°C. No noticeable effect of the glass shell on the crystallization of the Fe-based microwire was observed. The crystallization of the Co-based microwires with a glass shell begins at a lower temperature than the crystallization of those without a shell. There has been observed a difference in the effect of the glass shell on the crystallization of microwires of different chemical compositions.
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