CAO Fengze, CHEN Hongwei, ZANG Bao, LI Xiaoxin, WANG Ting, JIN Xiang, ZHAO Jianjun, LU Yi
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The DyMn1-xFexO3 polycrystalline samples were prepared by the conventional solid-state reaction method. By measuring the magnetic and electrical properties of the samples under each component, the relationships between magnetization and temperature (M-T), magnetization and magnetic field (M-H), and resistivity versus temperature (ρ -T) were studied. The change curve (M-T) studies the magnetic entropy change of the x=0, 0.025 and x=0.075 samples. The results show that in the low temperature region, the x=0 and x=0.025 samples exhibited an antiferromagnetic state, while the x=0.075 sample showed a bifurcation between the ZFC curve and the FC curve in the low temperature region, showing the presence of ferromagnetic antiferromagnetic coexistence. Below 57, 137 and 157 K, Griffiths-like phases were observed, respectively, and the samples above the Tg temperature exhibited paramagnetic properties. The maximum magnetic entropy change values were 10, 12 and 9 J/kg·K at 7 T. The maximum cooling capacity was 320 J/kg (x=0.025). Based on the maximum value of the magnetic entropy change and the cooling capacity value, the material could be used as a magnetic refrigeration candidate material. Through the fitting curves of the ρ-T curve, it was found that the polycrystalline samples were all semiconductors and the resistivity after the magnetic field was applied was higher than that under the zero field, indicating that the magnetic field was not conducive to electrical conduction at a low temperature. The conductance of the sample at the high temperature portion followed the conductivity of the small polaron.