Abstract
Highly textured manganese zinc ferrite (Mn0.7Zn0.3Fe2O4) films have been successfully fabricated on glass substrates by pulse laser deposition at relatively low temperatures. Investigations indicated that the strain, which is induced by high deposition rate and the difference of thermal coefficient between the film and glass substrate, is attributed to the growth of textured structure. Growth of highly textured cobalt ferrite film was also achieved using the same method. This work provided a possible technique for fabricating high quality ferrite films on glass substrates.
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