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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 51  1992
Preparation and Characterization of Mn-Zn Ferrite for High Frequency Power Applications
N.C. SUYAL AND A. R. DAS
Pages : 57-59
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1992.10804535
Abstract
Manganese-zinc-ferrous ferrltes of estimated structural compositions Znu16Mn0•706Feo.078Fe20 4 and Zno.197Mno.,83 Fe o.uoFez04 were ferrltized at 1120° and 1()90°C using air atmosphere during heating and soaking periods and argon atmosphere during coolIng. This ferrltlzed powder after grinding to= 5 11m was pressed into toroid and cylindrical pellets. Slnterlng of shapes was done In air at temperatures of 1220° and 1250°C and for a soaking periods of 6 hours, while the heating and cooling were done in air and argon respectively. Lattice parameters were determined b~ the X-ray method; the values ranged between 4.487 and 4.497 A for materials ferrltlzed under different conditions. Real and Imaginary parts of complex permeability, 11 and 11 and quality factor Q were determined In the frequency range 100-2000 kHz using Impedance bridge on toroidal samples. The values varied In the range 370-648 (for !l), 30-54 (for !l") and 7-16 (for Q) at 100 kHz. The permeability at 100kHz range was 373-651 against the expected value or 1500 for such applications. The d.c. resistivity was determined using complex Impedance analysis and values ranged between 276 and 5762 ohm-em as compared to values of = 700 ohm-em reported in the literature. The values of saturation magnetization (crs) ranged between 96 and 108 emu/gm and Curle temperatures for compositions 1 and 2 were found to be 245° and 281°C respectively.
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