magnetization in Czech

magnetization <v.> magnetizace Entry edited by: luke magnetování Entry edited by: B2

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1. The permanent magnetization extends along a closed magnetization path (01).

2. The pre-magnetization coil consists of superconductors.

3. The advantageous magnetization factor results in high measurement sensitivity.

4. This prevents occurrence of biased magnetization at the transformer.

5. The normal magnetization curve, approximated by an analytical expression, is used.

6. 1 Surface magnetization or an ionosphere can also provide a magnetosphere.

7. For relaxation processes, this equation provides a general form of magnetization damping.

8. 18 The static magnetization curves and hysteresis loops were measured by the ballistic galvanometer.

9. The first-order magnetic transition is accompanied by an abrupt change in the spontaneous magnetization.

10. Two components of magnetization have been isolated from Chequamegon Sandstone samples using chemical demagnetization.

11. In 1946 he proposed the Bloch equations which determine the time evolution of nuclear magnetization.

12. In 35% of the specimens, the AF demagnetization process induced an anhysteretic magnetization component above 250 Oe.

13. By thermal demagnetization experiments different magnetic minerals were determined as carriers of the natural rémanent magnetization (NRM).

14. Resistance and magnetization measurements have been made onα-phase Indium Lead alloys in a longitudinal magnetic field.

15. 20 The self - magnetization and the magnetic domains are two basic properties of the ferromagnetic materials.

16. Until now, soft magnetic materials with high saturation magnetization and low Coercivity are not available in the market

17. The magnetization characteristics and/or the demagnetization factors of the separating and compensating packings are substantially the same.

18. In general, the magnetic tape may be biased with a remanence magnetization, or magnetic orientation, in any direction.

19. The magnetization characteristics of JCC 1 - 66 and JCC 5 - 66 type potentia l transformers are ana - lyzed.

20. Isothermal remanent magnetization (IRM) acquisition and subsequent thermal demagnetization indicate that pyrrhotite is the dominant ferrimagnetic mineral.

21. In materials science, the Coercivity, also called the coercive field or coercive force, of a ferromagnetic material is the intensity of the applied magnetic field required to reduce the magnetization of that material to zero after the magnetization of the sample has been driven to saturation.

22. From the N dependence of the three sublattice or helical magnetization, the spin correlation is conjectured to decay algebraically as .

23. α″-Fe16(NxZ1-x)2 is a novel material with high saturation magnetization and low magnetocrystalline anisotropy, and therefore low Coercivity.

24. 24 The variation of the peak peak value with the depth of rectangular slot was affected by magnetization of ferromagnetic material.

25. Other types, such as alnico 5 and alnico 8, are anisotropic, with each having a preferred direction of magnetization, or orientation.

26. Colossal saturation magnetization and giant Coercivity are realized in MoS2 single crystals doped with Nb and/or Co using an ion implantation method

27. Impervious to the effects of a magnetic field; resistant to magnetization Familiarity information: Antimagnetic used as an adjective is very rare.

28. Coercivity: The magnetic field intensity needed to reduce the magnetization of a ferromagnetic material from complete saturation to zero, usually measured in teslas.

29. The basic idea is to detect the actual magnetization level and angular velocity by evaluation of the current during inverter state “short circuit”.

30. As one advances in the direction of measurement the magnetization pattern is increasingly rotated in relation to the starting end of the measuring rod.

31. At very low speed, an alternative method for magnetization is presented, likewise based on evaluation of the current due to a defined voltage test signal.

32. Now you might expect that all such fossil compasses would point north, but, surprisingly, rocks of different geologic ages show magnetization in many different directions.

33. The so-called delta-phi transformer makes use of the effects of various core materials and air gap sections in the cores on the magnetization curves of core materials.

34. Simply put, Coercivity is the resistance of a magnetic material to changes in magnetization. Coercivity is usually referred to as the magnetic field required to demagnetize the material.

35. Aeromagnetic data are sensitive to variations in magnetization of the underlying rocks, which in turn are related to the content and physicochemical characteristics of the magnetic minerals that are present.

36. PHYSICAL REVIEW B 83, 094404 (2011) Antiferromagnetic layer thickness dependence of the magnetization reversal in the epitaxial MnPd/Fe exchange bias system Qing-feng Zhan,* Wei Zhang, and Kannan M

37. Coercivity [ kō′ər-sĭv ′ĭ-tē ] The magnetic flux density needed to reduce the magnetization of a material (especially a ferromagnetic material) from complete saturation to zero. Coercivity is measured in teslas.

38. In this chapter, we studied magnetic Actuation and discussed several related topics including basic magnetic theory, scaling effect, the Lorentz force, magnetic induction, magnetic force and torque, magnetic field gradient, magnetization, and

39. The so-called delta-phi choke coil exploits the effects of various core materials and/or air gap sections in the core parts on the magnetization curves of the core materials.

40. Their antiparallel ordering of magnetic moments produces zero net magnetization, so they produce no stray fields and are insensitive to external magnetic field perturbations. Antiferromagnetic domain walls have been shown theoretically to approach relativistic speeds.

41. At least one of the permanent magnet means has a radially extending magnetization direction with respect to said center axis of the loudspeaker and the acoustic centers of said drive units substantially coincide.

42. The Coercivity ([H.sub.c]), remanence ([M.sub.r]), and maximum magnetization at 2T ([M.sub.2T]) of as-cast and annealed alloys are 349.1 Oe, 10.8 emu/g, and 79.6 emu/g and 242.0 Oe, 11.8 emu/g, and 94.6 emu/g, respectively.

43. The curve showing the Circumferential (or longitudinal) changes was also plotted, and from the two curves thus obtained it was easy, on the assumption that the metal was isotropic in directions at right angles to the magnetization, to calculate changes of volume; for if Circumferential …