Abstract:
In ensembles of annealed ferrimagnetic alloy (DyPr)–(CoFe)–B microparticles in the free state and fixed in polymer, the coercivity differs more than by an order of magnitude. The contributions of orientation locking of magnetic axes of particles and the dipole magnetic interaction between particles to the coercivity and saturation magnetization field of an ensemble are discussed. In ensembles of unannealed microparticles, the effect of their locking and dispersing in polymer is significantly weaker.