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LECTRICS & MAGNETIC MATERIALS
1. WHAT IS MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY ?
A) The magnetic susceptibility
Is defined as the Ratio of the Magnetisation Produced In a sample To
the magnetic field strength.
has no Units.
=
M
= Magnetisation H = Magnetic field strength
2. What is magnetic permeability ?
A) The magnetic permeability µ is a
measure of the amount of magnetic lines of forces penetrating through a
material it is defined as the ratio of the magnetic flux density (or)
Magnetic
induction field strength B in the material to the applied magnetic field intensity H
µ = B / H
3. Derive the relation between B,H,and M ?
A) The magnetisation defines the auxiliary magnetic field H as
M
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4. Relation between
?
A)
- Relative magnetic permeability
– magnetic
susceptibility
Relation between :
and
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5. What is diamagnetic, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic
materials.
A) Dia magnetic :
diamagnetic materials are slightly rippled by a magnetic field end do not retain the magnetic
properties when the external field is removed
Ex:
organic materials,(Gold,Silver,Copper)
para magnetic: para
magnetic materials are slightly attracted by a magnetic
field and do not retain the
magnetic properties when the external
field is removed
Ex:
Alkali metals,transition metals (platinum,Aluminiu )
Ferro magnetic: ferromagnetic materials are strongly attracted by a magnetic field end it’s have the
magnetic properties when the external field
is removed
Ex:
trasition and rare earth metals (Iron,Nickel,Cobalt)
6. What is ferri magnetic materials ?
A) Net large magnetic moment
exists in the direction of applied
magnetic
field ![]()
Ex: Ferrits
7. What is hysteresis ?
A) Hysteresis
means yeah lag between input and output in a system upon a change in direction.
8.SOFT MAGNETIC : soft magnetic materials which can be easily magnetised
end demagnetised are called soft magnetic materials
EX: Iran and silicon alloys,
Nikhil iron alloys
9.Hard magnetic: hard magnetic materials which difficult to magnetised
and demagnetised are called hard magnetic materials.
Ex: high carbon steel, cobalt
steel.
9. Applications
Soft magnetic and hard magnetic materials.?
A) soft magnetic materials:
1) To produce
temporary magnets
2) In the preparation of magnetic core materials
3) Transformers ,motors ,amplifiers, magnetic switches.
10. Applications of Hard magnetic materials :
1) To produce
permanent magnets.
2) in
loudspeakers, toys, measure metres, microphone, magnetic detectors
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