Normally, Fe-based amorphous metal have a good soft magnetic properties, while have a disadvantages of high magnetostriction. So, there are some attempt to reduce its magnetostriction. But I'm not sure that which effort is there. So can you help me?
R. D. Adams
Magnetostriction is a consequence of the metallic structure.
Applying a strong magnetic field suppresses cyclic changes [see my papers about 40 years ago!!]. High carbon quenched steels are the least magnetostrictive while low carbon annealed steels have the highest coeefficient..
The book by RM Bozorth is a good starting point.
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Myong Chol Ri
Thank you Zichao Li and R.D.Adams.
Dear Prof. Adams. Can you suggest me the title of your paper and RM Bozorth's book.
Thank you again.
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