File:Hysteresis-comparison.svg
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English: The area of the hystersis loop shows the amount of energy loss due to dissipated heat.
(a) hysteresis curve for magnetically "soft" ferromagnetic materials that have a low retentivity making them ideal for use in electromagnets, solenoids or relays. (b) hysteresis curve for magnetically "hard" ferromagnetic materials that have a high retentivity making them excellent for producing permanent magnets. |
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| Author | MikeRun |
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