Effect of Zr/B ratio on β relaxation, structural heterogeneity, and magnetic properties of Fe-Zr-B amorphous alloys
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Dynamic relaxation is an universal feature in amorphous alloys. However, few studies have been conducted on β relaxation of Fe-based amorphous alloys as most of them have insignificant β relaxation characteristics. In this work, the variation in β relaxation, structural heterogeneity, and soft magnetic properties are investigated in Fe-Zr-B amorphous alloys with pronounced β relaxation. β relaxation and structural heterogeneity are characterized by the ratio of β and α relaxation temperature (i.e., Tβ/Tα) and correlation length, respectively. With the increase of Zr/B ratio, the value of Tβ/Tα and the correlation length tend to decrease. Alloys with easily activated β relaxation or more heterogeneous structure possess poor soft magnetic properties, i.e., a significant reduction in saturation magnetic flux density and an increase in coercivity.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Magnetic Properties of Alloys · Magnetic Properties and Applications
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