Nanocrystalline Permanent Magnets with Enhanced Properties

Nanocrystalline hard magnets

in daily-life applications and are key components of numerous electronic, data and medical devices as well as of many applications in the automotive sector. The combination of properties of the R sublattice (4f) and the T sublattice (3d) led to the dramatic improvement in the energy density (BH)max of hard magnetic materials during the last two decades. In the case of nanocrystalline R-T compou...

Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Soft Magnets

− The article surveys amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys for soft magnetic applications. Both materials have much in common starting from their way of production and ranging over to the key factors which determine their properties. Thus, the magneto-crystalline anisotropy is randomly fluctuating on a scale much smaller than the domain wall width and, as a consequence, is averaged out by excha...

Method of making permanent magnets

Nanocrystalline silicon: lattice dynamics and enhanced thermoelectric properties.

Silicon has several advantages when compared to other thermoelectric materials, but until recently it was not used for thermoelectric applications due to its high thermal conductivity, 156 W K(-1) m(-1) at room temperature. Nanostructuration as means to decrease thermal transport through enhanced phonon scattering has been a subject of many studies. In this work we have evaluated the effects of...

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