Lecture

Magnetic Materials: Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamentals of magnetic materials, covering topics such as H-fields, demagnetization factors, and material properties. The instructor discusses the relationship between magnetic fields and materials, emphasizing key concepts like magnetization and demagnetization.

Instructor

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