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Volume 23 Issue 2 April 2000 pp 97-101 Magnetic Materials
Comparison of the irreversible thermomagnetic behaviour of some ferro- and ferrimagnetic systems
P S Anil Kumar P A Joy S K Date
The magnetic behaviour of two ferromagnetic oxides and two ferrimagnetic oxides (ferrites) are compared to study the effect of magnetocrystalline anisotropy on thermal-history-dependence of magnetization of these ordered magnetic systems. All four compounds show thermomagnetic irreversibility (
Volume 24 Issue 5 October 2001 pp 483-485 Electrical Properties
Non-linear 𝐼–𝑉 characteristics of doped Sn1–𝑥Ti𝑥O2 (0.0 < 𝑥 < 0.25) system
The solid solutions of Sn1–𝑥Ti𝑥O2 (0.0 < 𝑥 < 0.25) were prepared by the usual high temperature ceramic processing techniques with small amounts of dopants such as Nb, Co, Al. The electrical measurements (log 𝐼–log 𝑉) on the ohmically metal electroded sintered pellets showed the non-linear behaviour. The nonlinear coefficient was found to decrease from 12 to 3 with increase in 𝑥. On the other hand, the breakdown voltage (𝐸b) showed the increase with the increase in 𝑥. This complex electrical behaviour is explained on the effects of the three dopants (as varistor former, performance enhancer and highlighter) on the microstructural features of the dense pellet.
Volume 24 Issue 6 December 2001 pp 617-621 Magnetic Materials
A new combustion route to 𝛾-Fe2O3 synthesis
A Venkataraman Vijay A Hiremath S K Date S D Kulkarni
A new combustion route for the synthesis of 𝛾-Fe2O3 is reported by employing purified 𝛼-Fe2O3 as aprecursor in the present investigation. This synthesis which is similar to a self propagation combustion reaction, involves fewer steps, a shorter overall processing time, is a low energy reaction without the need of any explosives, and also the reaction is completed in a single step yielding magnetic iron oxide i.e. 𝛾-Fe2O3. The as synthesized 𝛾-Fe2O3 is characterized employing thermal, XRD, SEM, magnetic hysteresis, and density measurements. The effect of ball-milling on magnetic properties is also presented.
Volume 24 Issue 6 December 2001 pp 623-631 Magnetic Materials
Tailoring magnetic and dielectric properties of rubber ferrite composites containing mixed ferrites
M R Anantharaman K A Malini S Sindhu E M Mohammed S K Date S D Kulkarni P A Joy Philip Kurian
Rubber ferrite composites containing various mixed ferrites were prepared for different compositions and various loadings. The magnetic and dielectric properties of the fillers as well as the ferrite filled matrixes were evaluated separately. The results are correlated. Simple equations are proposed to predetermine the magnetic and dielectric properties. The validity of these equations is verified and they are found to be in good agreement. These equations are useful in tailoring the magnetic and dielectric properties of these composites with predetermined properties.
Volume 26 Issue 2 February 2003 pp 215-216 Synthesis
Preparation of microwave dielectric, Sn0.2Zr0.8TiO4
Sanjay R Dhage V Ravi S K Date
A simple coprecipitation technique is described for the preparation of tin substituted zirconium titanate ceramic powders.
Volume 27 Issue 1 February 2004 pp 43-45 Dielectric Materials
Nonlinear 𝐼–𝑉 characteristics study of doped SnO2
When tin oxide is doped with Sb2O3 and CoO, it shows highly nonlinear current (𝐼)–voltage (𝑉) characteristics. Addition of CoO leads to creation of oxygen vacancies and helps in sintering of SnO2. Antimony oxide acts as a donor and increases the conductivity. The results are nearly the same when antimony oxide is replaced by tantalum oxide. The observed nonlinear coefficient, 𝛼 = 30 and the breakdown voltage is 120 V/mm.
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