Soft Magnetic Alloys with Improved Corrosion Resistance
Soft magnetic alloys with improved corrosion resistance have been developed for critical control devices and systems that must function flawlessly in a wide variety of environments.
In this white paper you will learn:
- What the specific alloy requirements are and what to look for when trying to find one
- How soft magnetic alloys go beyond just the automotive industry and are now expanding into other areas like appliances and consumer electronics
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Maximizing Optimum Magnetic Properties, Cost, and Fabricability
There are four basic families of soft magnetic alloys — magnetic core irons, high magnetic saturation alloys, high permeability alloys, and ductile permanent magnet alloys — with various combinations of magnetic and mechanical properties for different applications.