Title :
Novel tin-containing Fe-base glassy alloys
Author :
Chin, T.S. ; Chao, C.K. ; Lin, C.Y. ; Shih, J.C. ; Zhou, S.X. ; Lu, Z.C. ; Wang, L. ; Chen, F.F.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Mater. Sci. & Eng., Nat. Tsing Hua Univ., Hsinchu, Taiwan
Abstract :
The structure and magnetic properties of melt-spun multicomponent Fe80-xSnxP12Si4B4 (x=1∼8 at%) ribbons were investigated. The improvement of thermal stability was recognized with the replacement of Fe by 1∼6 at% Sn in these alloys. The supercooled liquid region (ΔTx) defined by the difference between crystallization temperature and glass transition temperature increases from 38.4 K as x=1 to 46.6 K as x=6. Optimal magnetic properties of Fe80-xSnxP12Si4B4 (x=1∼6 at%) amorphous ribbons annealed at 723 K for 600 s are: saturation magnetization 1.33 T; coercive force 2.86 A/m, maximum permeability 134 000, core loss 0.07 W/kg (50 Hz, 1 T external magnetic field); Curie temperature is from 593 K to 600 K; the resistivity spans from 154 to 188 μΩ-cm. The alloys have potential in applications such as cores for power transformers.
Keywords :
Curie temperature; amorphous magnetic materials; annealing; boron alloys; coercive force; crystallisation; electrical resistivity; ferromagnetic materials; glass transition; iron alloys; magnetic leakage; magnetic permeability; magnetisation; melt spinning; metallic glasses; phosphorus alloys; silicon alloys; soft magnetic materials; supercooling; thermal stability; tin alloys; transformer cores; 1 T; 1.33 T; 154 to 188 muohmcm; 38.4 K; 46.6 K; 50 Hz; 593 to 600 K; 600 s; 723 K; Curie temperature; Fe80-xSnxP12Si4B4; amorphous ribbons; annealing; coercive force; core loss; crystallization temperature; external magnetic field; glass transition temperature; magnetic properties; maximum permeability; melt-spun multicomponent Fe80-xSnxP12Si4B4 ribbons; optimal magnetic properties; power transformer cores; resistivity; saturation magnetization; structure; supercooled liquid region; thermal stability; tin-containing Fe-base glassy alloys; Amorphous materials; Annealing; Crystallization; Glass; Iron alloys; Magnetic properties; Saturation magnetization; Temperature; Thermal stability; Tin;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TMAG.2003.815876