Magnetic behavior of Fe doped Perovskites - Rao, Bakshi Venugopal
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The present book describes the magnetic behaviour of Fe doped perovskites. These compounds have shown variety of magnetization like flipping of magnetization and reversal of magnetization with temperature. This kind of behavior is due to the interaction between doped and parent transition metal ions and also due to their interactions with the rare earth ions.The doping level of an element in a compound changes its magnetic and transport behavior. The behavior does not follow a linear trend with systematic changes in the doping level. The rare earth chromites with doping of other containing…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present book describes the magnetic behaviour of Fe doped perovskites. These compounds have shown variety of magnetization like flipping of magnetization and reversal of magnetization with temperature. This kind of behavior is due to the interaction between doped and parent transition metal ions and also due to their interactions with the rare earth ions.The doping level of an element in a compound changes its magnetic and transport behavior. The behavior does not follow a linear trend with systematic changes in the doping level. The rare earth chromites with doping of other containing transition metal ion are chosen, which shows widely different properties.The different synthesis techniques also play an important role in their properties. Hence, it is given that different ABO3 (A-rare earth element, B - Transition metal) compounds with Fe ion doping using sol gel synthesis method and their magnetic properties were given in the book.
Autorenporträt
Dr Bakshi Venugopal Rao.M.Sc, Ph.D, LISTE,LMMSI,Assistant Professor,MGIT ,India has 22 years of teaching experience in Physics at graduate and under graduate levels. He has published 10 papers in international journals, IEEE proceedings & conference proceedings. His areas of interest are magnetic and dielectric materials and their properties.