Fe implanted ferromagnetic ZnO
Abstract
Room-temperature ferromagnetism has been induced within ZnO single crystals by implant-doping with Fe ions. For an implantation temperature of 620 K and an ion fluence of 4x1016 cm-2, very tiny Fe particles, formed inside the host matrix, are responsible for the ferromagnetic properties. They were identified using synchrotron X-ray diffraction and Moessbauer spectroscopy. On the other hand, Fe ions implanted at a temperature of 253 K and an ion fluence of 4x1015 cm-2 are incorporated into the host matrix and develop a room temperature diluted magnetic semiconductor (DMS).
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