Scope
Typical topics of the SMM are:
- Basic magnetisation processes including domain studies and Barkhausen noise
- Magnetisation characterisation and measurement techniques
- Losses, magnetostriction and B-H properties
- Non-oriented and grain-oriented electrical steels
- Novel and special magnetic materials
- Fe-Ni, Fe-Co, amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys
- Composites, powder cores and ferrites
- Power applications (e.g. motors, transformers and actuators)
- Sensors, high frequency and electronic applications
- Modelling, simulation or prediction of material and device performance
- Design of electromagnetic components and systems
- Energy and environmental aspects
Read more about this topic: Soft Magnetic Materials Conference
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