Energy Product and Load Line: Hard Magnets

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This lecture covers the evaluation of the maximum energy product for various hard magnetic materials, including FeCo, NdFeB, and SmCo. It also discusses the properties of commercial oriented magnets and the historical development of permanent magnets.

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