Correlation of Magnetomechanical Coupling and Damping in Fe80Si9B11 Metallic Glass Ribbons

Abstract

Understanding the correlation between magnetomechanical coupling factors (k) and damping factors (Q−1) is a key pathway toward enhancing the magnetomechanical power conversion efficiency in laminated magnetoelectric (ME) composites by manipulating the magnetic and mechanical properties of Fe-based amorphous metals through engineering. The k and Q−1 factors of FeSiB amorphous ribbons annealed in air at different temperatures are investigated. It is found that k and Q−1 factors are affected by both magnetic and elastic properties. The magnetic and elastic properties are characterized in terms of the magnetomechanical power efficiency for low-temperature annealing. The k and Q−1 of FeSiB-based epoxied laminates with different stacking numbers show that a −3 dB bandwidth and Young’s modulus are expressed in terms of the magnetomechanical power efficiency for high lamination stacking.

Special Issue: “Soft Magnetic Materials and Their Applications”

“…Zhang et al investigated the magnetomechanical coupling factors (k) and damping factors (Q−1) of FeSiB amorphous ribbons annealed in air at different temperatures [ 12 ]. The k and Q−1 of FeSiB-based epoxied laminates with different stacking numbers show that a −3 dB bandwidth and Young’s modulus are expressed in terms of the magnetomechanical power efficiency for high lamination stacking.…”