Giant and reversible magnetostriction in 〈100〉-oriented CoMnSi microspheres/epoxy resin composite
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Magnetostrictive properties of CoMnSi are generally confined by their intrinsic brittleness and difficulty in growing into anisotropic bulk materials. In this study, we present a new type of 〈100〉-oriented CoMnSi microspheres/epoxy resin composite that exhibits a giant and reversible magnetostriction of 6700 ppm. 〈100〉-textured CoMnSi microspheres were synthesized through the non-wettability between CoMnSi liquid and solid dispersions. The microspheres/epoxy composites with a uniform 〈100〉 orientation were produced by applying a simulating rotating magnetic field. The improved magnetostriction in the composite was associated with microspheres` texture as well as their orientation. This work may shed light on the synthesis of textured metal spheres and the development of magnetic composite materials.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties and Applications · Magnetic properties of thin films · Shape Memory Alloy Transformations
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