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Weichmagnetische Keramiken

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Keramik

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Der Beginn der Forschung an Ferriten als magnetisches Material kann S. Hilpert [6] zugeordnet werden, der erste systematische Studien über die Magnetisierung von verschiedenen Ferritverbindungen machte. Bereits im Jahre 1915 bestimmten W.H. Bragg [45] und S. Nishikawa [46] unabhängig voneinander die Spinellstruktur von Ferroferrit (FeO • Fe2O3), aber es dauerte viele Jahre, bevor der Zusammenhang zwischen den Spinellferriten und dem Magnetisierungsverhalten bemerkt wurde.

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Hinck, H., Visser, E., Stijntjes, T.G.W. (1994). Weichmagnetische Keramiken. In: Schaumburg, H. (eds) Keramik. Werkstoffe und Bauelemente der Elektrotechnik. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05976-9_13

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