Material for temperature sensitive elements

Details Material for temperature sensitive elements Material for temperature sensitive elements

1986-06-03

1987-12-01

Sheehan, John P.

Metal treatment

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Magnetic

148313, 148315, 420416, 420435, 420581, H01F 104

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047102420

ABSTRACT:
Ferromagnetic material for temperature sensitive elements or parts has a direction of easy magnetization which varies depending upon temperature. The material has the formula:

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