1973
DOI: 10.1109/tmag.1973.1067724
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Measurements of spectra of clustered Barkhausen transitions in technical steel

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“…In general, their results also showed that the total number of magnetic Barkhausen noise pulses increased with increasing grain size in commercial steel [5]. In subsequent work [6], the total number of the magnetic Barkhausen noises and, in addition, MAE pulses, has been found to increase with increasing grain size in decarburized steel, in agreement with [2][3][4][5]. This indicates that the Barkhausen activity of both 180° domain walls and non-180° domain walls (90° in steel) increases in general with increasing grain size in steels.…”
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confidence: 66%
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“…In general, their results also showed that the total number of magnetic Barkhausen noise pulses increased with increasing grain size in commercial steel [5]. In subsequent work [6], the total number of the magnetic Barkhausen noises and, in addition, MAE pulses, has been found to increase with increasing grain size in decarburized steel, in agreement with [2][3][4][5]. This indicates that the Barkhausen activity of both 180° domain walls and non-180° domain walls (90° in steel) increases in general with increasing grain size in steels.…”
Section: Micromagnetic Mechanismssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…One class of recently developed instruments for the nondestructive measurement of grain size make use of the magnetic Barkhausen effect [2][3][4][5]. However, these are calibrated empirically, since no theoretical interpretation of the dependence of the magnetic Barkhausen effect on grain size has been given.…”
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“…Orientierende Experimente zur Korngrößenabhän-gigkeit des Barkhausen-Effektes von technischem Stahl wurden von Säynäjäkangas und Mitarb. 4 ' 5 angestellt, wobei hauptsächlich die Verwendung des Barkhausen-Effektes zur Korngrößenbestimmung geprüft wurde.…”
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