Secondary Magnetic Anisotropies in Heterogeneous Soft Ferromagnets




                                                                                                                                VEGA project No. 2/2035/22
                             Principal Investigator: Pavol Butvin

                             Investigators: Beata Butvinová

                                                     Emília Illeková
 
 

    The project is focused on the origin and the effect of different secondary magnetic anisotropies. Primary anisotropies (e.g. those controlled essentially by the chemical composition) are generally weak in actually soft ferromagnets. Thus secondary anisotropies induced by various additional influences on an as-cast material come to their own and effectively control the resulting magnetic properties. There already are several, extensively studied 'standard' secondary anisotropies (e.g. such as due to thermal treatment with no other influence than temperature, field annealing, rolling, coating). This project however aims rather to study the effects of less known, often unintended influences which can lead to so-called macroscopic heterogeneity. Nevertheless, as the heterogeneity reflects intrinsic material properties too, the intended study is expected to supplement significant new knowledge about modern soft-magnetic materials as a whole. On the other side, it is also intended to develop/improve particular high-performance magnetic devices as transformer cores and field sensors. The experimental line of the research will be anchored on thin ferromagnetic ribbons prepared by rapid quenching of the melt.

 

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