Abstract:
The nanocrystalline cores were subjected to secondary transverse magnetic field annealing at 420-460 ℃, and the applied magnetic field strength was 800 Gs. X-ray diffractometer was used to measure the crystal phase structure of the strip, precision magnetic component tester was used to measure the inductance
L of the cores and soft magnetic AC equipment was used to measure the the magnetic loss
Ps of the cores. The results show that the secondary transverse magnetic field annealing process can improve the high-frequency soft magnetic properties of nanocrystalline cores. When the frequency is 100 kHz, the effective magnetic permeability μ
e, coercivity
Hc and magnetic loss
Ps of the cores are 24.2 k, 1.20 A/m, 6.1 W/kg(
Bm=0.1 T)respectively after only nitrogen annealing at 550 ℃.However, the effective permeability μ
e is increased to 31.5 k, the coercivity
Hc is reduced to 0.96 A/m, and the magnetic loss
Ps is reduced to 4.9 W/kg (
Bm=0.1 T)after the second transverse magnetic field annealing at 440 ℃.