Lecture

Soft Magnets Applications

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Description

This lecture covers strategies to optimize magnets for soft magnetic materials applications, including a table with magnetic properties of various materials, losses in AC applications, and the progress of soft magnetic materials in the twentieth century.

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Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

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