Precise control of B, Cu, and O contents suppresses soft R2T17 phase formation while maintaining high residual flux density.
Merging laser scribing with ribbon lamination resolves the trade-off between low iron loss and production efficiency in transformer core manufacturing.
Butt-jointed planar superconducting tapes arranged in orthogonal layers resolve flux pinning instability at tape edges.
A R-Fe-B sintered magnet forms a core/shell structure with an HR-rich grain boundary layer to enhance magnetic coercivity.
Binder-derived ceramic matrix embeds magnetic particles, preventing crystal growth and eliminating pyrophoricity risks during sintering.
Heat treatment at 500-800°C normalizes crystal texture in a Co-Ni-based alloy, resolving the trade-off between mechanical strength and workability.