MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MELT - SPUN Fe86-xAl₄B10Zrx AMORPHOUS ALLOYS
K.J. Kim, J.Y. Park, K.J. Kim, J.S. Lee, Tae Hwan Noh
Abstract
K.J. Kim, J.Y. Park, K.J. Kim, J.S. Lee, Tae Hwan Noh
Abstract
With the object of developing a new magnetic core materials for high frequency use, the crystallization behaviors and the soft magnetic properties of amorphous Fe_(86-x)Al₄B_(10)Zr_x (5≤x≤10 at%) alloys subjected to annealing treatment at wide temperature range were investigated. For optimally annealed Fe_(86-x)Al₄B_(10)Zr_x alloys in amorphous state, rather good soft magnetic properties of μe=17000~25000, Hc=20~30 mOe and B_(10)≥0.6 T are obtained. However, as the alloys crystallize, the soft magnetic properties are largely deteriorated, which is attributed principally to the narrow temperature gap between T_(x1) and T_(x2), which allows the nearly co-precipitation of bee phase and Fe-B compounds in incipient crystallization stage.
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With the object of developing a new magnetic core materials for high frequency use, the crystallization behaviors and the soft magnetic properties of amorphous Fe_(86-x)Al₄B_(10)Zr_x (5≤x≤10 at%) alloys subjected to annealing treatment at wide temperature range were investigated. For optimally annealed Fe_(86-x)Al₄B_(10)Zr_x alloys in amorphous state, rather good soft magnetic properties of μe=17000~25000, Hc=20~30 mOe and B_(10)≥0.6 T are obtained. However, as the alloys crystallize, the soft magnetic properties are largely deteriorated, which is attributed principally to the narrow temperature gap between T_(x1) and T_(x2), which allows the nearly co-precipitation of bee phase and Fe-B compounds in incipient crystallization stage.
Key concepts: Crystallization, Materials science, Annealing (glass), Amorphous metal, Amorphous solid, Crystallography, Metallurgy, Nuclear magnetic resonance