Magnetoimpedance studies on laser and microwave annealed Fe66Ni7si7B20 ribbons

The Microstructural Changes due to the Heating Treatment of Magnetic Amorphous Fe81(PtRh)5Zr7Nb1Cu1B5 Alloy

“…A wide range of applications of functional materials with amorphous structure resulted in a significant increase in their use, among others in electric motors or microgenerators, as well as in the automotive industry [12]. Unfortunately, one of the limitations of the applicability of platinum containing alloys with rhodium is their high price.…”

Detection of the magnetite by giant magnetoimpedance sensor

“…In recent years, magnetic sensors that are based upon the giant magnetoimpedance (GMI) effect have attracted much attention because of their ultrahigh field-sensitivity over the conventional magnetic sensors. The GMI effect refers to a large change in alternating current (AC) impedance of a soft magnetic conductor when subjected to an external magnetic field [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. It was found that the sandwich films [19][20][21] could have significant GMI effect even at relatively low frequencies (o10 MHz), in particular, the meander-line sandwich films are highly sensitive to the external magnetic field [22,23], and are very suitable for magnetic sensing applications.…”