Abstract
A detailed investigation of electrical tuning of dynamic magnetization of the FeCo magnetic thin film grown onto a PMN-PT piezoelectric substrate was carried out based on the measurement of the zero-field permeability spectra under the application of a voltage across the thickness of the substrate. The resonance frequency can be tuned from 2.95 GHz to 5.9 GHz upon the application of a voltage on the sample in unpoled state. After poling, the resonance frequency of the sample can be tuned in the range from 4.75 GHz to 5.9 GHz. In addition, it was found that after poling the peak of the permeability spectra is broadened compared to before poling, which can be tentatively attributed to the magnetic anisotropy dispersion arising from the presence of the stress-induced anisotropy. The result is also discussed in conjunction with the angular measurement of the static hysteresis loops of the sample before and after poling.
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