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https://doi.org/10.1142/9789814293716_0006Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)
Abstract:

The following sections are included:

  • Introduction

  • Fundamentals

    • Magnetic flux and permeability

    • Basic units

    • Magnetisation and relative permeability

    • Magnetic susceptibility

    • The origin of magnetism, Bohr magneton

    • Types of magnetism

      • Diamagnetism

      • Paramagnetism

      • Ferromagnetism

      • Electron structure and magnetic behaviour

      • Antiferromagnetism

      • Ferrimagnetism

    • Effect of temperature on ferromagnetism - Curie Point

    • Ferromagnetic anisotropy and magnetostriction

      • Ferromagnetic anisotropy

      • Magnetostriction

      • Ferromagnetic domains and domain movement

        • Ferromagnetic domains

        • Domain movement during magnetisation

    • Magnetic energy and domain structure - Types of energy that determines the structure of domains

      • Magnetic exchange energy

      • Magnetostatic energy

      • Magnetocrystalline anisotropy energy

      • Domain wall energy

      • Magnetostriction energy

    • Magnetisation and demagnetisation of magnetic materials, hysteresis loop

    • Energy losses in magnetic materials

      • Hysteresis losses

      • Material factors

      • Eddy current energy losses

  • Soft Magnetic Materials

    • Iron-silicon alloys

    • Effect of the addition of 3-6%Si to Fe

    • Ni-Fe alloys (permalloy)

    • Amorphous alloys (metallic glasses)

    • Nanocrystalline materials

  • Hard Magnetic Materials

    • Maximum energy product, (BH)max

    • Alnico alloys

    • Rare earth alloys

      • Nd-Fe-B alloys

      • Sm-Co alloys

    • Other materials

    • Applications

  • Ferrites – Ceramic Magnetic Materials

    • Soft ferrites

    • Hard ferrites

    • A summary - “hard” and “soft” materials

  • Dilute Magnetic Semiconductor (DMS)

  • Case Study – Materials in Magnetic Recording

    • Magnetic recording principle

    • Recording heads

    • Recording medium

    • Tape and disc processing

    • Storage density