Y. Yu et Jw. Harrell, FMR SPECTRA OF ORIENTED GAMMA-FE2O3, CO-GAMMA-FE-2, O-3, CRO2, AND MPTAPES, IEEE transactions on magnetics, 30(6), 1994, pp. 4083-4085
Ferromagnetic resonance spectra have been measured at 34.5 GHz on orie
nted gamma-Fe2O3, Co-gamma-Fe2O3, CrO2 and MP tapes. Particle orientat
ion distribution functions were determined by measuring the angular de
pendence of remanence. The distribution functions were used to calcula
te FMR spectra using the Landau-Lifshitz equation and the method of Ne
tzelmann. The anisotropy energy, packing fraction and damping constant
were adjusted in order to fit the data. The values of the damping con
stants obtained from the fits ranged from a low of 0.051 for CrO2 to a
high of 0.92 for MP. These values, including previously measured damp
ing constants for Ba-ferrite, correlate well with the switching speed
measurements of Doyle and co-workers, which show CrO2 to be the slowes
t and MP the fastest.