Abstract:
The invention relates to a high strength soft magnetic powder composite material which comprises a soft-magnetic powder and an oxazolidinone-modified epoxide resin.
Abstract:
A soft magnetic powder material includes an iron powder, and a plated layer formed on a surface of the iron powder and possessing a lubricating property. The plated layer includes a lubricant material and a matrix in which the lubricant material disperses. The soft magnetic powder material is manufactured by an electroless deposition process, by which a plated layer is formed by depositing, on a surface of an iron powder, at least one element building a matrix, along with a micro-powdered lubricant material.
Abstract:
This invention aims at providing a method of obtaining fine alloy powders, which are extremely small in particle size, high in purity, and uniform in composition, providing fine alloy powders obtained by this method, and providing molding materials, slurries, and electromagnetic shielding materials, which use these fine alloy powders. This invention provides a fine alloy powder production method, which is characterized in that after performing the process of mixing at least a trivalent titanium compound and a complexing agent, which binds with the trivalent titanium ion, in an aqueous solution containing two or more types of metal ion, the two or more types of metal are made to deposit simultaneously. This invention also provides fine alloy powders, which are obtained by the above-described method, that are 1 to 100nm in particle size, and preferably exhibit the characteristics of soft magnetic material, and molding materials, slurries, and electromagnetic shielding materials, produced by dispersing an abovementioned fine alloy powder in a resin.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a soft magnetic powder composite material having high thermomechanical strength which comprises a soft-magnetic powder, an oxazolidinone-modified epoxide resin and polyether imide.
Abstract:
A composite magnetic material used for a choke coil is formed by compression molding of a mixture of magnetic alloy powder with a base of iron and nickel; an insulating material; and a binder consisting of silicone or acrylic resin. The composite magnetic material has a high filling rate of magnetic alloy powder, high dielectric property, low core loss and high permeability. This magnetic material can be formed into a complex shape.
Abstract:
The invention provides an Fe-Ni-Mo soft magnetic flaky powder having a component composition of, in percent by mass, Ni: 60 to 90%, Mo: 0.05 to 1.95 %, and the balance of Fe and unavoidable impurities, and a flat surface of an average particle size of 30 to 150 µm, and an aspect ratio (average particle size /average thickness) of 5 to 500; and having a peak intensity ratio I 200 I 111 within a range between 0.43 and 10, where I 200 is the peak height of the face index (200) and I 111 is the peak height of the face index (111), in an X-ray diffraction pattern measured in such a manner that the plane including the X-ray incident direction and the diffraction direction is perpendicular to the flat surface of the soft magnetic flaky powder, and the angle between the incident direction and the flat surface is equal to the angle between the diffraction direction and the flat surface. Furthermore, the invention provides a soft magnetic flaky powder with oxide layer wherein an oxide layer of a thickness of 50 to 1000 Å is formed on the surface of this soft magnetic flaky powder.
Abstract:
A magnetic loss material includes a soft magnetic powder and a binder. In the magnetic loss material, a frequency dispersion profile of an imaginary part magnetic permeability (µ") has at least two different dispersion portions including a first dispersion portion (D1) at a relatively high-frequency side and a second dispersion portion (D2) at a relatively low frequency side. The imaginary part magnetic permeability has first and second maximum values (µ" max (D1) and µ" max (D2)) as the maxima within the first and the second dispersion portions, respectively. The second maximum value is equal to or greater than the first maximum value. The second dispersion portion may be the dispersion owing to magnetic resonance. The first dispersion portion may be the dispersion owing to eddy current.