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Of Ferromagnc: Objective
Of Ferromagnc: Objective
Theory:
Ferromagnetic materials such as iron, steel, nickel and some alloys, exhibit strong magnetization.
he magnetization versus applied magnetic field plot for a ferromagnetic material has a non
linear
Denavior. Long range ordering of atomic spins and formation of magnetic domains is the reason for
non linear behavior. The concept of atomic model, electron spin, all come from quantum mechanics
and therefore the whole of magnetism can only be understood in terms of only quantum theories.
B
Non-linear B-H Curve.
The magnetization M of a previously demagnetized ferromagnetic material increases with the
applied field strength (H) as the magnetic domains in the direction of the applied field increase in
size. However there is saturation (point b) once there develops a single domain in the direction of H
and there are no more domains to be al1gned. Further increase in H would not
increase M.
Basic Methodology:
Every material when placed in an external magnetic field H responds in different magnitudes and
different ways. Some materials get magnetized either permanently or temporarily, others do not get
magnetized but repulse the external magnetic fields. Materials are classified according to the
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Miagpnetie field
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Procedure
Demagnetize the ferromagnetic samples by placing
Source.
then
wi connected to an ac
2. Connect the solenoid to the de
power source and align the Hall Effect sensor to be
solenoid at a constant close t,to
distance. This distance has to be maintained throughout
3. Turn on the the experiment.the
the experiment
Gauss meter for it to
4.
warm up and stabilize.
Keep the current
control knob on the
the power supply the
power supply. at zero position and switch on the
S.
Adjust the Gauss meter to
ensure that the meter reads zero when the current
.ncrease the current is zero.
in
Current steps of 0.2A
and note the gauss meter
of 2.6A. As a precaution ensure that readings are noted at readings up to a maximum
maximum current is reached quick intervals and once
7.
reduce the current to zero. the
Insert the
given ferromagnetic samples and note the readings
8. Plot a as above
graph of current through the coil versus the
the material at
a fixed current of 1A. magnetic field and obtain the
Tabular Column permeability of
s
Calculations:
Faom * araph,
TI 1.7A (A)
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B 60.486
B 38. 686
:B, 6o.486 3.007 66
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