Magnetic core comprising a bond magnet including magnetic powder whose particle's surface is coated with oxidation-resistant metal
A bonded magnet, anti-oxidation technology, applied in the direction of inductors with magnetic cores, magnetic cores/yokes, transformers/inductor cores, etc., can solve problems such as the quality of difficult magnetic cores
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[0100] Now, the measurement of the magnetic flux change in the case of heat treatment and a comparative example are described. In a constant temperature chamber, a ferrite core of the Sm2Co17 series has a magnetic gap in which a bonded magnet is inserted, wherein the bonded magnet is composed of aggregated magnetic particles. Sm2Co17 magnetic powder, each magnetic particle has a surface covering various types of metals.
[0101] To make bonded magnets, Sm2Co17 magnetic powder (average particle size of 2.3μm) is mixed with 5vol% of each metal of zinc, aluminum, bismuth, gallium, indium, magnesium, lead, dysprosium, and tin, and then placed in an argon environment For 2 hours of heat treatment. Each heat treatment temperature for each metal is shown in Table 1.
[0102] Element
Heat treatment temperature (℃)
Zn
Al
Bi
Ga
In
Mg
Pb
Sb
Sn
475
725
325
100
225
700
375
700
300
[0103] Thereafter, each magneti...
no. 2 example
[0107] Now, measure and compare the characteristics of Sm-Fe-N bonded magnets, where different amounts of Zn cover the surface of each particle in the magnetic powder, measure the magnetic flux of the magnet before and after heat treatment and calculate its change. In addition, it is shown that the comparison of DC superposition characteristics and core loss characteristics is completed with each of those magnets placed in the magnetic gap of the magnetic circuit of the Mn-Zn series ferrite core.
[0108] The manufacture of the bonded magnet is completed as follows. The metal coating is completed by mixing Sm-Fe-N (average particle size of approximately 3 μm) magnetic powder with 3 vol% Zn, and performing a heat treatment in an Ar environment at a temperature of 425° C. for 2 hours. Thereafter, each magnetic powder was mixed with 12-nylon resin in an amount equivalent to 40 vol% of the total volume as a binder resin, and subjected to heat stirring and hot pressing without a magnet...
no. 3 example
[0128] Now, the figure shows a measurement and comparative example of the DC superimposition characteristic and core loss characteristic of the Mn-Zn series ferrite core with the magnetic gap inserted in the Sm-Co bonded magnet, in which the bonded magnet contains the surface There are various types of metal-coated magnetic particles aggregated to form magnetic powder.
[0129] To make bonded magnets, Sm-Co magnetic powder (average particle size of 3μm) is mixed with 5 vol% of each metal of zinc, aluminum, bismuth, gallium, indium, magnesium, lead, dysprosium, and tin, and then in argon Heat treatment for 2 hours. Each heat treatment temperature for each metal is shown in the above-mentioned Table 1 described in the above-mentioned first embodiment.
[0130] Thereafter, each magnetic powder was mixed with an epoxy resin in an amount equivalent to 40 vol% of the total amount as a binder resin, and thereafter formed with a die without a magnetic field. The ferrite core used in the e...
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