Abstract

Soft magnet devices have a wide variety of applications in aerospace, military, and industrial sectors. Generally, devices used in industrial applications are required to operate satisfactorily under ambient temperatures of +10 degC to +50 degC under normal pressure, whereas those used in aerospace and military applications will face a wider range of temperatures from -60 degC to +80 degC and generally high pressure. In most of the soft magnetic materials, the use of a temperature compensating and stress-sensitive alloy will introduce changes in their normal performance. Therefore, an attempt is made to devise a method that ensures inherent temperature compensation and stress proof. Recent work in characterizing the performance of multielement high-entropy magnetic nanocomposite systems will be described. Specifically, we have developed soft magnetic alloys that exhibit tolerance of high stress and large temperatures changing above current operating ranges for four-mode ring laser gyro (RLG) devices

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Materials scienceAerospaceMagnetMagnetic fieldAlloyLaserAtmospheric temperature rangeCompensation (psychology)OptoelectronicsElectrical engineeringNuclear magnetic resonanceMechanical engineeringComposite materialPhysicsOpticsAerospace engineeringThermodynamics

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Year
2007
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article
Volume
43
Issue
6
Pages
2686-2688
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8
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Huanfu Cai, Hong Zhang, Yuankai Zheng (2007). Soft Magnetic Devices Applied for Low Zero Excursion (0.01$^{\circ}$/h) Four-Mode Ring Laser Gyro. IEEE Transactions on Magnetics , 43 (6) , 2686-2688. https://doi.org/10.1109/tmag.2007.893315

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10.1109/tmag.2007.893315