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Magnetic domain
| Stan Zurek, Magnetic domain, Encyclopedia Magnetica, E-Magnetica.pl |
Magnetic domain - a region in a ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic material, in which strong interatomic interactions cause for the magnetic moments to align over large macroscopic volumes. Magnetic domains are separated by domain walls.
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Magnetic domains in a single grain (outlined with a black line) of non-oriented electrical steel. The photo shows an area 0.1 mm wide, and the arrows show orientation of the domains. The domains are separated by domain walls.
S. Zurek, E-Magnetica.pl, CC-BY-4.0
Magnetic domain structure (lancet combs switching during magnetisation) in high-permeability grain-oriented electrical steel. Bar domains are visible in the upper part.
Copyright © Oles Hostanar
Copyright © Oles Hostanar
Magnetisation process involves changes in the configuration of magnetic domains
S. Zurek, E-Magnetica.pl, CC-BY-4.0
Magnetisation process involves changes in the configuration of domains
S. Zurek, E-Magnetica.pl, CC-BY-4.0
| Movements of domain walls in non-oriented electrical steel S. Zurek, E-Magnetica.pl, CC-BY-4.0 |
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