2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2023.106069
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Temperature dependent transport characteristics of La0.9Sr0.1MnO3 / SrNb0.002Ti0.998O3 device

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“…The phase separation, also known as PS, is the presence of two or more magnetic/electrical distinct phases inside a single compound and is a critical factor in controlling the CMR effect of doped perovskite manganese oxides [62][63][64]. Previous studies discovered that substituting niobium in perovskites considerably affected structural, magnetic, and magnetocaloric characteristics, which agrees with the presented current magnetic results [65][66][67]. In the ZFC curve, a significant maximum is visible at about T N ≈ 42 ± 1 K width at half maximum (δT FWHM ), and the RCP values of the LCMNO sample under 1, 2, and 3T and compared to earlier investigations on manganese oxides [3,5,16,35,61] are gathered in table 3.…”
Section: Magnetic Properties and Magnetocaloric Effectsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…The phase separation, also known as PS, is the presence of two or more magnetic/electrical distinct phases inside a single compound and is a critical factor in controlling the CMR effect of doped perovskite manganese oxides [62][63][64]. Previous studies discovered that substituting niobium in perovskites considerably affected structural, magnetic, and magnetocaloric characteristics, which agrees with the presented current magnetic results [65][66][67]. In the ZFC curve, a significant maximum is visible at about T N ≈ 42 ± 1 K width at half maximum (δT FWHM ), and the RCP values of the LCMNO sample under 1, 2, and 3T and compared to earlier investigations on manganese oxides [3,5,16,35,61] are gathered in table 3.…”
Section: Magnetic Properties and Magnetocaloric Effectsupporting
confidence: 85%