Magnetic and chemical properties investigation of Fe–Ni electrodeposited alloy on titanium substrate at the presence of alumina

Improving the Magnetic Properties of Electrodeposited Fe-55wt%Ni Alloy via Abnormal Grain Growth Induced by Second-Phase Particles

“…Fe-Ni alloys have garnered considerable interest owing to their exceptional soft magnetic properties and controllable physical and chemical characteristics. 1 Among them, Ni-based alloys exhibit higher resistivity, greater magnetic permeability and lower coercivity compared to Fe-based alloys, which results in reduced eddy current losses, rendering them well-suited for high-frequency applications. 2,3 Furthermore, Nibased soft magnetic alloys are typically lighter than their Fe-based counterparts, conferring an advantage in applications where weight sensitivity is paramount, such as aerospace industry.…”