Lecture

Hard Magnets: From Application to Microstructure

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Description

This lecture covers the classification and applications of hard magnets, including examples like magnetic resonance imaging and motors. It also discusses the qualities and compositions of hard magnets, such as rare-earth alloys and certain steels. Furthermore, the lecture explores materials science strategies for achieving hard magnetic behavior through microstructure control and the fabrication processes involved in producing hard magnets.

Instructor

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