In the present work, a series of [Fe 80 Ni 20-O/SiO 2 ] n multilayer thin films is fabricated using a reactive magnetron sputtering equipment. The thickness of SiO 2 interlayer is fixed at 3 nm, while the thickness values of Fe 80 Ni 20-O magnetic films range from 10 nm to 30 nm. All films present obvious in-plane uniaxial magnetic anisotropy. With increasing the Fe 80 Ni 20-O layer thickness, the saturation magnetization increases slightly and the coercivity becomes larger due to the enlarged grain size, which could weaken the soft magnetic property. The results of high frequency magnetic permeability characterization show that films with thin magnetic layer are more suitable for practical applications. When the thickness of Fe 80 Ni 20-O layer is 10 nm, the multilayer film exhibits the most comprehensive high-frequency magnetic property with a real permeability of 300 in gigahertz range.
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