1990
DOI: 10.1109/5.56909
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Soft magnetic materials

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“…Beberapa sifat bahan magnetik lunak lain bentuk anisotropi rendah, magnetostriksi rendah, kekerasan mekanik rendah dan anisotropy kristal yang rendah pula ( [10]. Bahan magnetik lunak dapat digolongkan antara lain Electrical steels (nonoriented dan grain-oriented), paduan Nikel-Besi, ferrite lunak (NiZn dan MnZn), logam-logam amorphous, soft magnetic composites (SMC) dan Construction steels.…”
Section: Bahan Magnetik Lunak Untuk Elektromagnetunclassified
“…Beberapa sifat bahan magnetik lunak lain bentuk anisotropi rendah, magnetostriksi rendah, kekerasan mekanik rendah dan anisotropy kristal yang rendah pula ( [10]. Bahan magnetik lunak dapat digolongkan antara lain Electrical steels (nonoriented dan grain-oriented), paduan Nikel-Besi, ferrite lunak (NiZn dan MnZn), logam-logam amorphous, soft magnetic composites (SMC) dan Construction steels.…”
Section: Bahan Magnetik Lunak Untuk Elektromagnetunclassified
“…These particles were cleaned with acetone. The assputtered particles were annealed in a vacuum oven at 200 C for about 3 h. This temperature was chosen because it is high enough such that the as-sputtered defects may be healed within a reasonable time, yet it is still far below the Curie temperature of 374 C [6], as well as the recrystallization temperature, which may vary between 390 and 460 C, depending on exact boron content [7,8].…”
Section: Sensors Made From Me Filmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…large values of saturation magnetization and permeability, low values of coercivity and core losses) [9,10]. In fact, these alloys have already found an application as a material for transformer cores in the electrotechnical industry [11]. The predominant method for producing amorphous materials, so-called melt-spinning, requires high cooling velocities of about 10 6 K/s and only facilitates production of thin ribbons with thicknesses of less than 100 m. Bulk amorphous alloys can be obtained using a much lower cooling velocity, i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%