Influence of the molding pressure on the magnetic properties of soft ferrite composite materials

Abstract
Experimental studies on the complex susceptibility of soft magnetic composite materials (Ni and Ni-Zn spinels and YIG) in their region of spin resonance (SR) show that the SR frequency is a decreasing function of the magnetic concentration (demagnetising effects) which however tends to the natural spin resonance (NSR) frequency of the bulk material much before the unit concentration is reached. We take benefit of this remarkable property to show how powders could advantageously replace sintered materials to measure with no ambiguity the NSR frequencies. Since composite materials are achieved by molding processes under pressures, particular care of the technological stresses has been taken.