Advancements in modification strategies for Co2Z ferrite: towards high-frequency and high-performance materials
Hangjian Wang , Caiyin You , Na Tian , Xiaopei Zhu , Heguang Liu , Jing Zhang , Kaixuan Liu
Front. Mater. Sci. ›› 2026, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (1) : 260754
High-performance magnetic materials are critical for the advancements of wireless communication technologies, particularly in the realization of device miniaturization, efficient impedance matching, and low losses performance. Co2Z ferrite (Ba3Co2Fe24O41) is a promising material for radio frequency communication and microwave devices due to its favorable high-frequency magnetic properties and low-loss characteristics. Nevertheless, its performance still requires further optimization to meet the increasing demands of high-frequency applications. Although numerous strategies have been devised to optimize the magnetic and dielectric properties of Co2Z ferrite, a comprehensive review of these modification strategies remains notably lacking. This review provides a systematic summary of the latest advances in modification strategies, including ion doping, sintering additives, composite fabrication, and texture engineering. It highlights the mechanisms through which each strategy regulates magnetic and dielectric properties. Furthermore, practical guidance is provided for the design and fabrication of high-performance Co2Z ferrites, so as to promote their application in high-frequency devices.
Co2Z ferrite / modification strategy / magnetic performance / dielectric performance
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