- removed) are
either ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic, as are the
materials that are
attracted to them.
Relatively few
materials are
ferromagnetic. They are typically...
-
Every ferromagnetic substance has its own
individual temperature,
called the
Curie temperature, or
Curie point,
above which it
loses its
ferromagnetic properties...
- and the
material is
ferromagnetic. The
paramagnetic materials'
induced magnetic fields are very weak
compared with
ferromagnetic materials'
magnetic fields...
- to pull
ferromagnetic objects. The pull
force exerted by
either an
electromagnet or a
permanent magnet with no air gap (i.e., the
ferromagnetic object...
- circulators.
Ferromagnetic resonance was
experimentally discovered by V. K. Arkad'yev when he
observed the
absorption of UHF
radiation by
ferromagnetic materials...
-
studied electrical resistance of
structures incorporating ferromagnetic and non-
ferromagnetic materials. In particular, Fert
worked on
multilayer films...
- or of a
ferromagnetic (or ferrimagnetic) material; the
latter is
called an "iron core" inductor. The high
permeability of the
ferromagnetic core increases...
- (spin-resolved
electron energy loss spectroscopy), and spin-wave
resonance (
ferromagnetic resonance). In
inelastic neutron scattering the
energy loss of a beam...
- projectile. For
ferromagnetic projectiles, a single-stage
coilgun can be
formed by a coil of wire, an electromagnet, with a
ferromagnetic projectile placed...
- non-linear like in
ferromagnetic materials. This fact is due to the
contribution of the
hysteresis loop,
which for
ferromagnetic materials involves a...
