Soft magnetic composites based on oriented short Fe fibres coated with polymer
This study presents the preparation and characterisation of soft magnetic composites (SMCs) in which the powders, that are generally used as the ferromagnetic phase, are replaced by short and thin Fe fibres. The Fe fibres (length of 3–7 mm and thickness of 70–110 μm) were coated with a layer of poly...
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