Exchange spring magnet powder and a method of producing the same
AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideaki Ono, Norihisa Waki, Munekatsu Shimada
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AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideaki Ono, Norihisa Waki, Munekatsu Shimada
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An anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder complexing a hard magnetic material and a soft magnetic material, wherein a rare earth metal element, a transition metal element, boron and carbon and the like are contained, and the hard magnetic material and soft magnetic material have crystal particle diameters of 150 nm or less. A method of producing an anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder comprises treating a crystalline mother material containing a hard magnetic material and soft magnetic material or the crystalline mother material having amorphous parts, in a continuous process composed of an amorphousating process and the following crystallizing process, repeated once or more times. An anisotropic exchange spring magnet is obtained by treatment, in an anisotropy-imparting molding process and a solidification process, of an anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder.
An anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder comprising:
A method of producing an anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder comprising steps of:
An anisotropic exchange spring magnet obtained by treatment, in an anisotropy-imparting molding process and a solidification process, of an anisotropic exchange spring magnet powder comprising a hard magnetic material phase containing a rare earth metal element, a transition metal element, and at least one element selected from the group consisting of boron (B), carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and oxygen (O), and a soft magnetic material phase containing a transition metal element, and at least one element selected from the group consisting of boron (B), carbon (C), nitrogen (N) and oxygen (O), wherein said hard magnetic material phase and soft magnetic material phase have crystal particle diameters of 150 nm or less.
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