Lecture

Hysteresis Curves: M vs H_int

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Description

This lecture covers different types of hysteresis curves, explaining the relationship between magnetization and applied field, coercive fields for magnetization and magnetic flux density, and the concept of a true permanent magnet. It also delves into the importance of the internal field in displaying material properties and discusses working points in zero applied field for soft magnets.

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