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The magnetostrictive Fe-Ga alloy is a unique smart materials with large magnetostriction and strong mechanical strength. Significant researches have been drawn to understand the origin of magnetostriction and improve the magnetostrictive performance. Due to the high conductivity, Fe-Ga alloy needs to be formed into the sheets to avoid current losses, and the high magnetostrion λ// along the applied...
Introduction: The giant magnetostrictive materials of Tb-Dy-Fe alloy can realize efficient conversion of energy and information between electromagnetic energy and mechanical energy and have been used in magnetomechnical transducers, actuators, adaptive viberation control systems[1,2], and so on. As the Tb-Dy-Fe alloy has MgCu2 structure type, the magnetostriction along the magnetic easy axis <111>...
Rare earth-cobalt based magnetic materials have attracted considerable attention due to their large anisotropy eld (HA), high saturation magnetizations (Ms), and high Curie temperatures (TC). As the first generation of rare earth-transition metal (RE-TM) based permanent magnet, SmCo5 possesses extraordinary high anisotropy led over 240 kOe, and nanocrystalline SmCo5 magnet bears coercivity as high...
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