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The correlation between the synthesis modes, chemical composition, crystal structure, surface microstructure, and also the mechanical properties of thin nanostructured Ni – Fe films has been studied. Thin Ni–Fe films on the Si with Au sublayer were obtained using electrolyte deposition with different current modes: direct current and three pulsed modes with pulse duration of 1 s, 10–3 and 10–5 s. It is shown that a decrease in the pulse duration to 10–5 s leads to an increase in the film elastic modulus and the hardness due to the small grain size and a large number of grain boundaries with increased resistance to plastic deformation. The effect of heat treatment at 100, 200, 300, and 400 °C on the surface microstructure and micromechanical properties of the films was investigated. An increase in grain size from 6 to 200 nm was found after heat treatment at 400 °C which, in combination with interfusion processes of the half-layer material, led to a significant decrease in hardness and elastic modulus. Ni–Fe films with improved mechanical properties can be used as coatings for microelectronic body for their electromagnetic protection.

The paper considers the problem of the impact of low-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF) generated by electric vehicles (EV) and household appliances on humans in modern society. The data on the effect of EMF on human health and regulatory documents establishing requirements for electromagnetic safety are presented. The method of electromagnetic shielding and materials for the implementation of this method are considered as a promising method for solving the problem. The levels of electromagnetic radiation from a number of EV and household electrical appliances have been experimentally measured. The efficiency of electromagnetic shielding of materials based on single-layer coatings of Ni80Fe20 alloys, multilayer film structures Ni80Fe20/Cu and amorphous metal alloys AMAG172 has been estimated using a computational method. It is shown that electromagnetic screens based on these materials significantly reduce the levels of exposure to EMF of EV and household electrical appliances on humans, which allows us to approach the hygienic standards recommended by doctors and meet the requirements of regulatory documents on remote control.

Herein, we investigated the correlation between the chemical composition, microstructure, and microwave properties of composites based on lightly Tb/Tm-doped Sr-hexaferrites (SrTb0.01Tm0.01Fe11.98O19) and spinel ferrites (AFe2O4, A = Co, Ni, Zn, Cu, or Mn), which were fabricated by a one-pot citrate sol-gel method. Powder XRD patterns of products confirmed the presence of pure hexaferrite and spinel phases. Microstructural analysis was performed based on SEM images. The average grain size for each phase in the prepared composites was calculated. Comprehensive investigations of dielectric properties (real (ε′) and imaginary parts (ε′′) of permittivity, dielectric loss tangent (tan(δ)), and AC conductivity) were performed in the 1-3 × 106Hz frequency range at 20-120 °C. Frequency dependency of microwave properties were investigated using the coaxial method in frequency range of 2-18 GHz. The non-linear behavior of the main microwave properties with a change in composition may be due to the influence of the soft magnetic phase. It was found that Mn- and Ni-spinel ferrites achieved the strongest electromagnetic absorption. This may be due to differences in the structures of the electron shell and the radii of the A-site ions in the spinel phase. It was discovered that the ionic polarization transformed into the dipole polarization. © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2020. ; 2020-164-IRMC ; 2018-IRMC-S-2 ; Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation ; The authors highly acknowledged the nancial supports provided by the Institute for Research and Medical Consultations (Project application No. 2018-IRMC-S-2) and by the Deanship for Scientic Research (Project application No. 2020-164-IRMC) of Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University (Saudi Arabia). M. S. acknowledges the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation State assignment 2020– 2022 No. FSMR-2020-0018 (Proposal mnemonic code 0719-2020-0018). The work was partially supported by Act 211 Government of the Russian Federation, contract No. 02.A03.21.0011.