2007
DOI: 10.1143/jjap.46.146
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Magnetic-Field-Induced Strain of Shape-Memory Alloy Fe3Pt Studied by a Capacitance Method in a Pulsed Magnetic Field

Abstract: The precise magnetic-field-induced strain (MFIS) and magnetization of the martensite metallic compound Fe3Pt in a martensitic phase were studied in a pulsed magnetic field using the capacitance method at low temperatures down to 4.2 K, which is much lower than the martensitic transformation temperature TM=85 K. After zero field cooling, a pulsed magnetic field with a maximum frequency of 160 Hz was applied parallel to the [001]p axis. A large MFIS was measured. The value of the MFIS is ΔL/L=-1.7%. When the mag… Show more

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“…%) single crystal alloy, a strain of 0.4% has been observed in single-shot pulse fields at the fields of 12 kOe with a frequency of 80 Hz at 77 K, which is much lower than the martensitic transition temperature T M ¼ 230 K. 9) As regards the Fe 3 Pt single crystal alloy, an MFIS of 1.7% has been observed and a recoverable strain of about 0.6% has been induced in singleshot pulse fields at the fields of 20 kOe with a frequency of 160 Hz at 4.2 K in the martensite state (T M ¼ 85 K). 10) Recently, new alloys in the Ni-Mn-In, Ni-Mn-Sn, and Ni-Mn-Sb Heusler alloy systems, which are ferromagnetic shape memory alloys, have been studied by a Tohoku University group of researchers. 11) These alloys indicate a very small magnetization in the martensite phase in comparison with that in the parent phase.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…%) single crystal alloy, a strain of 0.4% has been observed in single-shot pulse fields at the fields of 12 kOe with a frequency of 80 Hz at 77 K, which is much lower than the martensitic transition temperature T M ¼ 230 K. 9) As regards the Fe 3 Pt single crystal alloy, an MFIS of 1.7% has been observed and a recoverable strain of about 0.6% has been induced in singleshot pulse fields at the fields of 20 kOe with a frequency of 160 Hz at 4.2 K in the martensite state (T M ¼ 85 K). 10) Recently, new alloys in the Ni-Mn-In, Ni-Mn-Sn, and Ni-Mn-Sb Heusler alloy systems, which are ferromagnetic shape memory alloys, have been studied by a Tohoku University group of researchers. 11) These alloys indicate a very small magnetization in the martensite phase in comparison with that in the parent phase.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for a Fe-31.2%Pd (at.%) single crystal alloy, a strain of 0.4% has been observed in single-shot pulse fields at the fields of 12 kOe with a frequency of 80 Hz at 77 K, which is much lower than the martensite transformation temperature T M = 230 K [58]. With regard to the Fe 3 Pt single crystal alloy, an MFIS of 1.7% has been observed and a recoverable strain of about 0.6% has been induced in single-shot pulse fields at the fields of 20 kOe with a frequency of 160 Hz at 4.2 K in the martensite state (T M = 85 K) [59].…”
Section: Magnetic Field-induced Strain and Magnetostriction In Shape mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Fe-Pd alloy and Fe 3 Pt alloy are ferromagnetic shape memory alloys [6]. These alloys are useful in pulse fields which correspond to AC magnetic flux density [7,8]. The weakness of these MFIS alloys is lowness of the martensitic transition temperature T M .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%