M. Takeuchi, T. Yomogita, N. Kikuchi, K. Toyoki, S. Kobayashi, Y. Kotani, T. Nakamura, K. Hioki, S. Okamoto
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摘要
在Nd - Fe - B热变形磁体中,已广泛观察到初始磁化曲线上的一个大台阶。这种行为被认为是初始磁化曲线的前半部分和后半部分分别对应于多畴和单畴晶粒的磁化反转。本文利用软X射线圆二色性(XMCD)显微镜研究了Nd - Fe - B热变形磁体在初始磁化和退磁过程中的详细磁畴结构。观察到的初始磁化过程的磁化反转行为与先前考虑的完全不同。多畴态通过畴壁在多个晶粒间的逐渐位移,从一个晶粒向另一个晶粒移动,然后发生大规模的畴壁位移。畴壁位移的后半部分与矫顽力附近的退磁过程相似。此外,我们发现在初始磁化和退磁过程中存在几个相同的强钉钉位点。[doi:10.2320 / jinstmet.][2021041] ()
Magnetic Domain Structure Observation for Initial Magnetization and Demagnetization Processes of a Nd-Fe-B Hot-Deformed Magnet Using Soft X-ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism Microscopy
A large step on the initial magnetization curve has been widely observed in Nd – Fe – B hot – deformed magnets. This behavior has been considered as that the fi rst – and latter – half parts of the initial magnetization curve correspond to the magnetization reversals of multi – and single – domain grains, respectively. In this study, the detailed magnetic domain structure of a Nd – Fe – B hot – deformed magnet has been studied for the initial magnetization and demagnetization processes by using a soft X – ray magnetic circular dichroism ( XMCD ) microscopy. The observed magnetization reversal behavior for the initial magnetization process is quite di ff erent from that previously considered. The multi – domain states move from grains to grains through the gradual displacement of domain wall passing through many grains, and then the massive domain wall displacement takes place. The latter part of domain wall displacement is similar with that found in the demagnetization process near the coercivity. Moreover, we found that there are several strong pinning sites which are identical for both the initial magnetization and the demagnetization processes. [ doi:10.2320 / jinstmet.J2021041 ] ( )