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By John C. and Frank, Nathaniel H. Slater, b/w illustrations
A easy creation to electromagnetism, delivering the basics of electrostatics and magnetostatics, moreover to a thorough research of electromagnetic concept. various difficulties and references. Calculus and differential equations required.
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More detailed treatments can be found in the texts by Jiles and Bozorth [1, 7]. Soft magnetic materials are used as flux conduits to confine and direct flux, as flux amplifiers to amplify the flux density across a region, and as magnetic shields to shield a region from an external field. The most commonly used soft magnet materials are soft iron, alloys of iron-silicon, nickel-iron, and soft ferrites. They can be found in numerous devices including transformers, relays, motors, inductors, and electromagnets.
In homogeneous materials, domains form in such a way as to minimize the total energy of the specimen. For example, consider the block of material shown in Fig. 20. The magnetostatic energy of this block is highest in configuration a, and lowest in configuration c. In inhomogeneous materials the domain structure is affected by inhomogeneities such as inclusions, dislocations, crystal boundaries, internal stress, etc. Inclusions are regions with different magnetic properties than the surrounding material, and dislocations are line imperfections in the crystal lattice.
In summary, we have found that the magnetic moment of the atom is due principally to the magnetic moments of its constituent electrons. These, in turn, are due to both orbital motion and spin. 5 PARAMAGNETISM be determined from the total angular momentum, and this is obtained by summing the contributions of the individual electrons using RussellSaunders coupling, subject to Hund’s rules. 5 PARAMAGNETISM Recall that paramagnetic materials consist of atoms that have a net magnetic moment, but negligible coupling between neighboring moments.