Recent advances in pseudobinary iron based permanent magnets
Recent advances in pseudobinary iron based permanent magnets
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赝二元铁基永磁体的最新进展
DOI:
10.1179/imr.1995.40.4.137
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
16.1
通讯作者:
F. Cadieu
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作者:
F. Cadieu
Only recently has it been possible to make iron based analogues to Sm-Co based compounds that exhibit energy products of greater than 20 MG De. These compounds have generally been in the form of pseudobinaries since some other element is required either to help stabilise the crystal structure or to modify the anisotropy of the base compound. The discovery of the ternary phase Nd2Fe14B was a tremendous step forward since it was the first Fe-based compound that utilised the high intrinsic magnetisation of Fe and large anisotropy of a rare earth element to allow very high energy density magnets to be made. But the relatively low Curie point prompted the continuing search for higher Curie point, high anisotropy, Fe-based compounds. Recently five Fe-based compounds have been modified through the incorporation of a third element into the structure to allow the synthesis of new high energy product, greater than 20 MG De, Fe-based magnetic materials. These systems include the compounds Sm2Fe17N3-8, Sm(Fe,Ti)12 Nd(Fe,Co,Ti)12N, Nd(Fe,Co,Mo)12N, and Pr(Fe,Co,Mo)12N. Four of these systems use the incorporation of a small atom such as N into the structure to change the anisotropy dramatically. Some of the progress and difficulties in synthesising these new Fe-based supermagnets are described.
影响因子:
3.2
作者:
SAGAWA, M;FUJIMURA, S;MATSUURA, Y
通讯作者:
MATSUURA, Y