Mechanical and magnetic properties of a novel polymer infiltrated directionally solidified RE-Fe giant magnetostrictive materials
Mechanical and magnetic properties of a novel polymer infiltrated directionally solidified RE-Fe giant magnetostrictive materials
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DOI:
10.1109/tmag.2004.832148
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发表时间:
2004-08
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2.1
通讯作者:
O. Kwon;Yong Dong Kwon;Do-hyung Kim;Jong Chul Kim;Z. Lee
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作者:
O. Kwon;Yong Dong Kwon;Do-hyung Kim;Jong Chul Kim;Z. Lee
Newly developed polymer infiltrated grain aligned composite Terfenol-D has the advantages of maintaining the favorable crystal orientation of the directionally grown RFe/sub 2/ phase. In order to infiltrate the polymer effectively, it is necessary to prepare composition with a low Fe content (0.64/spl les/y/spl les/1.7) in Tb/sub 0.33/Dy/sub 0.67/Fe/sub y/. With decreasing Fe content, the amount of the eutectic phase increases which can be removed by annealing. This composite shows many improved properties compared with conventional composite or monolithic Terfenol-D material. Through this new material, high magnetostrictive strain can be obtained under relatively low magnetic field. In addition, it shows a considerably higher modulus of rupture of around 65/spl sim/92 MPa in four-point bend test.