ElectroMichel
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Is there any difference as to how a DC magnetic wave effect the relative permeability of an alloy, compared to an AC magnetic wave?
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DC vs. AC magnetic waves
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EdStainless
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It depends on the magnetic properties of the alloy, and the frequency and intensity of the field.
Start with any basic text on ferromagnetics.
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Start with any basic text on ferromagnetics.
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If it's steady state (DC) there is no wave, there is no transient. Thus resistivity is unimportant to the magnetic field. For AC and transient fields there will be resistivity and skin effects.
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