A sickle-shaped magnet arrangement generates a pure sine wave through segmented asymmetric geometry and controlled magnetization directions.
Pressure molding corrects NdFeB magnet dimensions before sintering, eliminating grinding waste and reducing thermal stress on equipment.
A core-shell microstructure localizes heavy rare earth elements in grain boundary shells to maintain coercivity.
Cobalt-enriched grain boundaries improve corrosion resistance in sintered neodymium-iron-boron magnets.
Strip casting followed by precise heat treatment yields uniform rare earth alloy flakes, resolving low component recovery in magnet pulverization.