Abstract:Amorphous samples with helical induced anisotropy show magnetization processes that can be controlled by applying a longitudinal magnetic field simultaneously with an alternating current flowing through the sample. By varying the current amplitude and the phase difference between current and applied field, a wide range of coercivity and susceptibility values can be achieved.
This work shows that the apparent coercive field and the susceptibility can be controlled in amorphous ribbons with helical anisotropy. T… Show more
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