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====== Database of magnetic properties ======

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You can find datasheets of many magnetic materials.

===== Soft magnetic materials =====
  * [[database/Amorphous|Amorphous (Fe, Co, Ni)]]
  * [[database/Cobalt alloys]]
  * [[database/Electrical steels]]
  * [[database/Iron_pure|Iron (pure)]]
  * [[database/Nanocrystalline]]
  * [[database/Nickel alloys]]
  * [[database/Ferrites (soft)]]
  * [[database/SMC_Soft_Magnetic_Composites|Soft Magnetic Composites (SMC)]]
  * [[database/Steels_other|Steels (other)]]


===== Hard magnetic materials (magnets) =====
  * [[database/Alnico]]
  * [[database/Ferrites (hard)]]
  * [[database/Neodymium Nd-Fe-B]]

===== Semi-hard magnetic materials =====
  * //[no data yet]//

===== Other magnetic =====
  * [[database/Art_supplies|Art supplies]]
  * [[database/Magnetocaloric]]

===== Ferroelectric =====

  * [[database/Piezoelectric]]

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===== Web Plot Digitizer =====
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Many official datasheets contain only graphical curves, rather than numerical data. The **WebPlotDigitizer** is an very useful and user-friendly online application which can help in extracting the numerical data:

  * ** __ https://automeris.io/WebPlotDigitizer/ __ **

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== KEYWORDS ==
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  * Soft: Electrical steels, Iron / Cobalt / Nickel alloys, Amorphous, Nanocrystalline, Ferrites, Stainless steel
  * Hard: Ferrites, Alnico, Samarium-Cobalt, Neodymium-Iron-Boron
  * Semi-Hard: Carbon Steel, Cobalt Steel, Vicalloy, Remally, Platinum alloys, Silver alloys 
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