Abstract
A mathematical model presented for direct current plating is extended to describe the electrodeposition of permalloy under pulsed current plating conditions. The agreement between the calculated and experimental values is excellent. The content of iron in permalloy thin film under the pulsed current condition is higher than under direct current plating at the same average current density, which is explained in terms of various plating parameters from simulated results.
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