Magnetic Annealing of a Co-Fe Alloy

Geisler, A. H.; Martin, Jonathan; Both, Eberhard; Crede, J. H.

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“…Texture measurements indicated the presence of duplex texture {001} n110m and {112} n110m in the cold rolled alloy. [93][94][95] The nature of the texture was independent of the starting microstructure. Though {001} n110m was the dominant texture component after conventional cold rolling, special rolling such as cross rolling or clock rolling sequences intensify the {112} n110m texture component in the rolled sheets.…”

Section: Processingmentioning

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Soft magnetic FeCo alloys: alloy development, processing, and properties

Sundar¹,

Deevi²

2005

International Materials Reviews

312

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FeCo intermetallic alloys are well known to possess a unique combination of high saturation magnetisation, high Curie temperature, low magnetocrystalline anisotropy and good strength. They are ideally suited for applications requiring high flux densities. Intense research and development efforts over the years resulted in significant improvements in mechanical properties and better understanding of phase transformations in FeCo alloys. However, the high cost of the alloys has prevented their widespread applications. Emerging needs for soft magnetic materials to operate at high temperatures have caused renewed interest in FeCo alloys. The earlier studies are summarised in this review with special emphasis on phase transformations, processing, mechanical, magnetic and electrical properties of binary, ternary and more complex FeCo alloys. Current interest in developing nanocrystalline and thin films based on FeCo compositions is also summarised. The research areas that need to be addressed are also emphasised to clearly elucidate the effects of alloying additions and processing on the electrical and magnetic properties and on the high temperature mechanical properties of these alloys.

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Section: Processingmentioning

confidence: 97%