Title :
Magnetic and Microstructural Characteristics of Nd-Fe-B Sintered Magnets Doped With Dy
O
and
Author :
Park, Sang-Eun ; Tae-Hoon Kim ; Seong-Rae Lee ; Dong-Hwan Kim ; Seok Nam-Kung ; Tae-Suk Jang
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Mater. Sci. & Eng., Korea Univ., Seoul, South Korea
Abstract :
Magnetic and microstructural properties of (Nd26.06, Dy6.51)-Febal.-B0.97-M2.39 (wt.%) ( M = Cu, Al, Co, and Nb) sintered magnets doped with Dy2O3 and DyF3 powders were studied. In the case of the Dy2O3-doped magnet, Dy was distributed along the near grain boundaries. In contrast, the DyF3-doped magnet and the undoped magnet showed that Dy was distributed uniformly in the main phase. The coercivity and the remanence of the Dy2O3 and DyF3-doped magnets were 33.2 kOe, 11.64 kG, and 34.5 kOe, 11.21 kG, respectively. The coercivity of the DyF3-doped magnet was the largest but its remanence was the smallest among other magnets because the Dy was distributed throughout the main phase. Uniform distribution of the Dy in the DyF3-dopedmagnet was probably due to their lower bonding energy and higher chemical potential for diffusion.
Keywords :
aluminium alloys; boron alloys; chemical potential; cobalt alloys; coercive force; copper alloys; diffusion; doping; dysprosium alloys; dysprosium compounds; grain boundaries; ionisation potential; iron alloys; magnets; neodymium alloys; niobium alloys; remanence; sintering; NdDyFeBAl:Dy2O3; NdDyFeBAl:DyF3; NdDyFeBCo:Dy2O3; NdDyFeBCo:DyF3; NdDyFeBCu:Dy2O3; NdDyFeBCu:DyF3; NdDyFeBNb:Dy2O3; NdDyFeBNb:DyF3; bonding energy; chemical potential; coercivity; diffusion; grain boundaries; magnetic flux density 11.21 kG; magnetic flux density 11.64 kG; magnetic properties; microstructural properties; powder doped magnets; remanence; sintering; Coercive force; Grain boundaries; Magnetic resonance imaging; Magnetic tunneling; Neodymium; Perpendicular magnetic anisotropy; Dy $_{2}$O $_{3}$; DyF $_{3}$ doping; Nd-Fe-B sintered magnets; magnetic property; microstructure;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TMAG.2011.2153833