Amorphous Magnetic Parts
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Contact UsAmorphous Magnetic Materials and their Applications
There is a magnetic metal material with very unique characteristics that does not have a crystalline structure. At Toshiba Materials, we focused on the excellent magnetic characteristic of this amorphous magnetic alloy and started research and development years ago, anticipating future applications and need for such a product.
This Amorphous alloy was called "alloy of dreams" at the time when we started our research but in recent years, it has and is finding application in electrical products (desk top computer, copying machine, printer etc.) Amorphous magnetic parts make it possible to energy conservation through downsizing,and minimize electronic circuit noise for electrical products with a product considered environmentally sensitive.
Amorphous Alloy
Amorphous alloy is a general term for a metal with a non-crysta lline structure of atoms.
Regular alloys have a uniformly formed metallic crystalline structure, but for amorphous alloys,the atoms are distributed randomly. As a result of this random atomic distribution, the magnetic properties of amorphous alloys are anisotropic. Also, in addition to an increase of electrical resistivity, thin ribbons are made so that the eddy current losses will be small and the magnetic characteristics will be significantly improved.
At Toshiba Materials, we manufacture a Cobalt based amorphous alloy by the liquid rapid cooling method. This method of rapid cooling, at a rate of about 1 million degrees per second,prevents the metal from solidifying in an amorphous structure rather than in its normal ordered crystalline structure.
Models of Atomic Arrangement
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Catalog
- General catalog of Amorphous Magnetic Parts(PDF: 3,086KB)
- A catalog for each product can be found on the product page.
- A glossary of related terms for amorphous magnetic parts can be found on page 22 of the Amorphous General Catalog.
