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Schuller, David Hohs, Dominic Loeffler, Ralf Bernthaler, Timo Goll, Dagmar Schneider, Gerhard Schuller, David Hohs, Dominic Loeffler, Ralf Bernthaler, Timo Goll, Dagmar Schneider, Gerhard |
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Schuller, David Hohs, Dominic Loeffler, Ralf Bernthaler, Timo Goll, Dagmar Schneider, Gerhard 2158-3226 AIP Publishing General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4994200 <jats:p>The current work demonstrates that electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) is a powerful and versatile characterization technique for investigating soft magnetic materials. The properties of soft magnets, e.g., magnetic losses strongly depend on the materials chemical composition and microstructure, including grain size and shape, texture, degree of plastic deformation and elastic strain. In electrical sheet stacks for e-motor applications, the quality of the machined edges/surfaces of each individual sheet is of special interest. Using EBSD, the influence of the punching process on the microstructure at the cutting edge is quantitatively assessed by evaluating the crystallographic misorientation distribution of the deformed grains. Using an industrial punching process, the maximum affected deformation depth is determined to be 200 - 300 μm. In the case of laser cutting, the affected deformation depth is determined to be approximately zero. Reliability and detection limits of the developed EBSD approach are evaluated on non-affected sample regions and model samples containing different indentation test bodies. A second application case is the investigation of the recrystallization process during the annealing step of soft magnetic composites (SMC) toroids produced by powder metallurgy as a function of compaction pressure, annealing parameters and powder particle size. With increasing pressure and temperature, the recrystallized area fraction (e.g., grains with crystallographic misorientations &lt; 3°) increases from 71 % (200 MPa, 800°C) to 90% (800 MPa, 800°C). Recrystallization of the compacted powder material starts at the particle boundaries or areas with existing plastic deformation. The progress of recrystallization is visualized as a function of time and of different particle to grain size distributions. Here, large particles with coarse internal grain structures show a favorable recrystallization behavior which results in large bulk permeability of up to 600 – 700 and lower amount of residual misorientations (&gt;3°).</jats:p> Analysis of soft magnetic materials by electron backscatter diffraction as a powerful tool AIP Advances |
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| spelling | Schuller, David Hohs, Dominic Loeffler, Ralf Bernthaler, Timo Goll, Dagmar Schneider, Gerhard 2158-3226 AIP Publishing General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4994200 <jats:p>The current work demonstrates that electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) is a powerful and versatile characterization technique for investigating soft magnetic materials. The properties of soft magnets, e.g., magnetic losses strongly depend on the materials chemical composition and microstructure, including grain size and shape, texture, degree of plastic deformation and elastic strain. In electrical sheet stacks for e-motor applications, the quality of the machined edges/surfaces of each individual sheet is of special interest. Using EBSD, the influence of the punching process on the microstructure at the cutting edge is quantitatively assessed by evaluating the crystallographic misorientation distribution of the deformed grains. Using an industrial punching process, the maximum affected deformation depth is determined to be 200 - 300 μm. In the case of laser cutting, the affected deformation depth is determined to be approximately zero. Reliability and detection limits of the developed EBSD approach are evaluated on non-affected sample regions and model samples containing different indentation test bodies. A second application case is the investigation of the recrystallization process during the annealing step of soft magnetic composites (SMC) toroids produced by powder metallurgy as a function of compaction pressure, annealing parameters and powder particle size. With increasing pressure and temperature, the recrystallized area fraction (e.g., grains with crystallographic misorientations &lt; 3°) increases from 71 % (200 MPa, 800°C) to 90% (800 MPa, 800°C). Recrystallization of the compacted powder material starts at the particle boundaries or areas with existing plastic deformation. The progress of recrystallization is visualized as a function of time and of different particle to grain size distributions. Here, large particles with coarse internal grain structures show a favorable recrystallization behavior which results in large bulk permeability of up to 600 – 700 and lower amount of residual misorientations (&gt;3°).</jats:p> Analysis of soft magnetic materials by electron backscatter diffraction as a powerful tool AIP Advances |
| spellingShingle | Schuller, David, Hohs, Dominic, Loeffler, Ralf, Bernthaler, Timo, Goll, Dagmar, Schneider, Gerhard, AIP Advances, Analysis of soft magnetic materials by electron backscatter diffraction as a powerful tool, General Physics and Astronomy |
| title | Analysis of soft magnetic materials by electron backscatter diffraction as a powerful tool |
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