Figure 3
From: Optically Transparent Ferromagnetic Nanogranular Films with Tunable Transmittance

Magneto-optical effect of Fe13Co10Al22F55 film.
(a) Change in the transmittance of the light wave length of 1500 nm of Fe13Co10Al22F55 film deposited at 600 °C. The dots denote the experiment results of ΔT/T0. The solid lines denote the theoretical results as a function of magnetic field H, where the magnetization curve in Fig. 3b is used for m = M(H)/M400 and M400 is the magnetization at the maximum measured magnetic field of 400 kA/m. (b) Magnetization curve of Fe13Co10Al22F55 film. Transmittance decreases with increased magnetic field. This result indicates that transmittance is controlled by magnetization.