Lecture

Different hysteresis curves: Soft vs Hard Magnet

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Description

This lecture covers the different hysteresis curves of soft and hard magnets, explaining the coercive field, internal field, and magnetization alignment. It also discusses the equilibrium position of magnetization and demagnetization fields.

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