Welcome back to the MAGMA blog! It's been a while since the last post mostly due to members of the team having a break over the summer. We did, however, […]
Good afternoon from a very hot Cardiff. It has been two weeks since we had our virtual launch event, so we thought it would be a good time to highlight […]
A paradox regarding tensor permeability approaches for considering texture effects on magnetic anisotropy is solved. That is, a magnetic permeability tensor satisfying all the cubic crystal symmetries of steels must […]
Introduction A new magnetic structure is described, based on interacting AC and DC fluxes in a device comprising permanent magnets and soft magnetic alloy cores in a novel, highly efficient […]
Introduction The transverse flux and associated losses have been proven to exist even when electrical steel is magnetized longitudinally. This blog presents a systematic analysis of loss properties of 0.23mm […]
A glimpse of the WMM’20 9th International Conference on Magnetism and Metallurgy, November 3rd - 5th, 2020 As an EngD student of Cardiff University’s MAGMA Research Group I was fortunate […]
There is an unprecedented level of interest in soft magnetic materials which make up the cores of motors largely driven (excuse the pun) by developments in areas such as more […]
Happy St David's Day / Dydd gwyl dewi hapus! It's the first day of March and the sun has been out all weekend. Spring is finally underway after a very […]
With the excellent Cardiff Science Festival taking place this weekend (there are still tickets to events available if you are interested), we are feeling nostalgic to this time last year […]