Magnetostriction Constants of Mn-Zn-Fe Ferrites

1 October 1964

journal article
Published by IOP Publishing in Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

Vol. 3 (10)
https://doi.org/10.1143/jjap.3.576

Abstract

Magnetostriction constants were determined by means of a strain gauge at temperatures from -180 to 85°C on monocrystals of Mn–Zn–Fe ternary ferrites. For almost all specimens λ₁₁₁ was positive and λ₁₀₀ was negative. The values of λ₁₀₀ were small for the compositions with excess Fe₂O₃, whereas λ₁₁₁'s were small for the compositions with deficient Fe₂O₃. Square hysteresis loop was observed at the composition with small λ₁₁₁ and with easy directions of magnetization parallel to direction. High permeability realized in this ternary system seems to be caused by its small avarage magnetostriction as well as its small crystalline anisotropy.

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