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MSE 630
Fall, 2008
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H = Ni/l
(amp-turns/m)
N = # turns
i = current, amps
l = conductor length
B = Magnetic Induction or
Magnetic flux density
(Wb/m2)
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B = H
is the permeability
In a vacuum,
Bo = H
where
T: Tesla
1T = 1 V-s/m2
r = o
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oH + oM
And
M = mH
B = H = oH + oM
Or
M = (-o)/ * H
Thus
m = (-o)/
m is called the
magnetic susceptibility,
and is a measure of how
easily a material is
magnetized
Thus
B = o(1+ m)H
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Ferromagnetism
Ferromagnetism is displayed by large and
permanent magnetizations.
These occur in transition metals (BCC iron,
nickel, and cobalt) and some rare earth
elements
Susceptibility is as high as 106 thus, H<<M,
and
Schematic illustration of the mutual
alignment of atomic dipoles for a
ferromagnetic material, which will
exist even in the absence of an
external magnetic field
B = oM
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Example:
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Antiferromagnetism
Antiparallel alignment of spin magnetic
moments in antiferromagnetic manganese
oxide results in complete cancellation of
magnetic moments and no net magnetism
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Ferrimagnetism
Some ceramics can show
permanent magnetism called
Ferrimagnetism.
Ferrimagnetism is similar to
ferromagnetism, though the
source of the net magnetic
moments is different
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Example:
Saturation Magnetization determination for Fe3O4
Calculate the saturation magnetization for Fe3O4 given that each cubic unit cell
contains 8 Fe2+ and 16 Fe3+ ions, and that the unit cell edge length is 0.839 nm
The saturation magnetization is equal to the product of the number, N, of Bohr
magnetrons per cubic meter of Fe3O4 and the magnetic moment per Bohr
magnetron, B: Ms = N B
N is the number of Bohr magnetrons per unit cell nB divided by the unit cell
volume Vc, or: N = nB/Vc
Net magnetization results from the Fe2+ ions only. Each cell has 8 Fe2+ , and
each Fe2+ has 4 Bohr magnetrons, thus nB = 32, and Vc = a3, thus
Ms = (32 Bohr magnetrons/unit cell * 9.27 x 10-24 A/-m2/Bohr magnetron)/(0.839 x
10-9 m)3/unit cell
Ms = 5.0 x 105 A/m
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Dipoles are
aligned in each
domain, but vary
from one domain
to the other
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Hysteresis
H increases until Bs and Ms are
reached. Upon removal, some
magnetism, call remanence,
remains at Br. H field must be
reversed to Hc to eliminate
residual magnetism. This is
called the coercivity.
The area in the hysteresis
loop represents work or
energy expended in going
from (+) to (-) H and back.
The product of B*H is
measured in kJ/m3 or gaussoersted (MGOe)
1 MGOe = 7.96 kJ/m3
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Magnetic storage
Small domains in materials can
be magnetically aligned in one
of two ways, corresponding to a
0 or a 1 in digital storage.
This same technique of
magnetic alignment being
written and read is used in
recording tapes, VCR and other
media
Hysteresis loops for particulate magnetic
storage media. Saturation flux density is
typically 0.4-0.6 Tesla, and the hysteresis
loop should be relatively large and
square, to ensure that storage will be
permanent and magnetization reversal
will occur over a narrow range of applied
field strengths. For coercivity is typically
~2 x 105 A/m.
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