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Thermal stability and performance data for Sm-Co 2:17 high temperature magnets on PPM focusing structures
This paper covers new results on the subjects of thermal stability and performance data for high temperature Sm-Co magnets in PPM configurations. Based on several years of experiments and observations, these high temperature magnets are metallurgically stable at temperatures up to 550/spl deg/C. Following initial thermal stabilization for two hours, these uncoated magnets, held at 300/spl deg/C in air for more than three years, had losses of only 0.3%.