Abstract

FeCo/polypyrrole (PPy) composite nanowire array, which shows enhanced magnetic remanence and coercivity along the nanowires, was fabricated by AC electrodeposition using anodic aluminum oxide templates. High resolution transmission electron microscopy shows that PPy grows on the surface of FeCo nanowires forming a coaxial nanowire structure, with a coating layer of about 4 nm. It suggests that the decreased dipolar interaction due to the reduced nanowire diameters is responsible for the enhancement of magnetic performance. The possible mechanism of this coating may be that PPy is inclined to nucleate along the pore wall of the templates.

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