Abstract
Y2.6−xCa0.4+xZrxV0.2Fe4.8−xO12 (Zrx:YCaVIG) ferrite materials have been prepared by an oxide process. The phase formation and microstructure were analyzed by X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy, respectively. The effects of Zr4+ substitution on phase compositions, sintering properties, microstructures and electromagnetic properties were investigated. The results indicate that all the sintered specimens with different Zr4+ contents show a single garnet structure. The addition of ZrO2 can gradually increase the lattice constant, and lower the sintering temperature and the theoretical density. With the increase of Zr4+ content, the dielectric loss (tanδε) and coercivity (Hc) decrease and then slightly increase, which is due to the variation of the microstructure. But the saturation magnetization (4πMs) shows the opposite variation compared to the former two properties. However, the dielectric constant (εr) remains stable and remanence (Br) monotonically declines. Finally, the specimen of Y2.3Ca0.7Zr0.3V0.2Fe4.5O12 sintered at 1350° possesses the optimum electromagnetic properties: εr=14.8, tanδε=1.35×10−3, 4πMs=1638Gs, Br=596Gs, Hc=0.75Oe and ΔH (ferromagnetic resonance linewidth)=66Oe.
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