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Ferrite Magnets FB

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Ferrite Magnets FB

Product catalog summary
Introduction
TDK has been a pioneer in the development of ferrite magnets since 1959, starting with the FB1A material grade. The company emphasizes integrating physical properties, reducing manufacturing costs, and optimizing material procurement to enhance product performance. TDK's dedication to innovation and market responsiveness has been crucial to its success in the ferrite magnet industry.
High Performance Anisotropic Materials
The FB series includes high-performance anisotropic materials with superior magnetic characteristics, categorized into wet-molded and dry-molded types, each offering unique benefits for various applications.
Wet-Anisotropic Materials
The FB12 series, including FB12B and FB12H, are wet-molded anisotropic ferrite magnets known for their high magnetic force and improved coercive force temperature coefficient, used in electrical motors, actuators, and medical equipment.
Dry-Anisotropic Materials
The FB5D series, including FB5D and FB5DH, are dry-molded magnets offering magnetic characteristics comparable to wet-molded magnets, suitable for small motors in electric components and household appliances.
Thin-Type Anisotropic Materials
The FB13B and FB14H series are thin-type anisotropic magnets that support compact and lightweight motor designs, offering excellent heat and corrosion resistance, used in automotive applications like power windows and fuel pumps.
Magnetic, Physical, and Mechanical Characteristics
The document provides detailed specifications for various FB series materials, including residual flux density, coercive force, intrinsic coercive force, and maximum energy product, crucial for selecting the appropriate magnet for specific applications.
Recommended Materials by Application
A table recommends specific FB series materials for various applications, such as automotive, office equipment, home appliances, and medical equipment, matching each application with the most suitable magnet shape and material type.
Conclusion
TDK's FB series ferrite magnets offer a range of high-performance options for diverse applications. The company's focus on innovation and quality ensures these magnets meet the demanding requirements of modern technology.
Specifications Overview
The document provides detailed specifications for various magnetic materials, including magnetic characteristics, mechanical properties, and thermal properties. Key parameters include residual flux density, coercive force, intrinsic coercive force, maximum energy product, recoil permeability, temperature coefficient of residual flux density, Curie temperature, coefficient of thermal expansion, specific heat, density, deflection strength, compressive strength, and tensile strength.
Magnetic Characteristics
Each material type, such as FB5D, FB5DH, FB3N, and others, is characterized by its residual flux density (Br), coercive force (HCB), intrinsic coercive force (HCJ), and maximum energy product ((BH)max), provided in both SI and CGS units.
Mechanical and Thermal Properties
The document lists mechanical properties like deflection strength, compressive strength, and tensile strength, along with thermal properties such as specific heat and density. The Curie temperature and coefficients of thermal expansion are also specified.
Material Types and Features
Materials are categorized into thin-type, wet-anisotropic, and dry-anisotropic materials, each with specific features and applications. For example, FB6N is noted for its high Br-value suitable for high-performance motors, while FB5B is highlighted for its cost-performance balance.
Demagnetization Curves
Demagnetization curves illustrate the relationship between magnetic field strength and magnetic flux density at various temperatures for each material type.
Product Identification
Guidelines for product identification are provided, detailing how to interpret material names, shapes, sizes, and internal codes, with support for products with unusual and complex shapes.
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Ferrite Magnets FB-1

Ferrite Magnets FB series Issue date: • All specifications are subject to change without notice. • Conformity to RoHS Directive: This means that, in conformity with EU Directive 2002/95/EC, lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, and specific bromine-based flame retardants, PBB and PBDE, have not been used, except for exempted applications.

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Ferrite Magnets FB-2

Conformity to RoHS Directive: This means that, in conformity with EU Directive 2002/95/EC, lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, and specific bromine-based flame retardants, PBB and PBDE, have not been used, except for exempted applications.

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Ferrite Magnets FB-3

Ferrite Magnets FB Series INTRODUCTION From the development of the FB1A material grade in 1959, TDK’s history of developing ferrite magnets has reflected with the progress of magnet application technology. Our technology departments faced many challenges, starting with the integration of physical properties, and including our efforts to reduce manufacturing costs by rationalizing our production lines and optimizing our material procurement practices to improve every product’s performance to impart a "differentiating factor" for the applied product. Our pride and our passion as the first company...

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Ferrite Magnets FB-4

HIGH PERFORMANCE ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS SERIES With new compositions and microstructures, these ferrite magnets deliver the best characteristics. MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS DISTRIBUTION 500 High-performance FB13B thin-type anisotropic magnets High performance wet-anisotropic type 480 Residual flux density Br (mT, ×10G) High performance wet-anisotropic type 380 FB6E Thin-type anisotropic material Wet-anisotropic material Dry-anisotropic material High performance dry-anisotropic type 340 200 2.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Intrinsic coercive force H CJ MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Material Residual flux density Coercive...

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Ferrite Magnets FB-5

HIGH PERFORMANCE THIN-TYPE ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS FB13B/FB14H SERIES TDK has established mass production technology for thin ferrite magnets, for which production was previously difficult, using its unique new method (NS1) while achieving the world's highest level in high-performance ferrite magnets. FB13B and FB14H are ferrite magnets that are suitable for size and weight reduction of motors. EXAMPLE OF MAGNETIC COERCIVE FORCE (HCJ) TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS ACCORDING TO MATERIAL GRADE 450 400 HCJ(kA/m) FEATURES • Contribute to compact in and lighter weight motor design by realizing thin-shape...

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Ferrite Magnets FB-6

RECOMMENDED MATERIALS' TABLE BY APPLICATION(TYPICAL) AUTOMOTIVE, MOTOR-CYCLE • All specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Ferrite Magnets FB-7

MAGNETIC, PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS Material Composition Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max Recoil permeability µrec Temperature coefficient of Br ∆ Br/Br/∆ T Curie temperature Tc Coefficient of thermal expansion ∆ L/L/∆ T Specific heat Density Deflection strength Compressive strength Tensile strength Material Composition Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max Recoil permeability µrec Temperature coefficient of Br ∆ Br/Br/∆...

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Ferrite Magnets FB-8

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS Material Composition Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max Recoil permeability µrec Temperature coefficient of Br ∆ Br/Br/∆ T Curie temperature Tc Coefficient of thermal expansion ∆ L/L/∆ T Specific heat Density Deflection strength Compressive strength Tensile strength DRY-ANISOTROPIC AND DRY-ISOTROPIC MATERIALS Material Composition Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max Recoil permeability µrec Temperature coefficient of Br ∆ Br/Br/∆ T Curie...

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Ferrite Magnets FB-9

DEMAGNETIZATION CURVES/MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS THIN-TYPE MATERIAL FB13B DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-10

THIN-TYPE MATERIAL FB14H DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-11

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB12B DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-12

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB12H DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-13

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB9N DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • [ ]: in the unit of SI ( ): in the unit of CGS • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-14

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB9B DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-15

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB9H DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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Ferrite Magnets FB-16

WET-ANISOTROPIC MATERIAL FB6N DEMAGNETIZATION CURVE – B/H 2.0 FEATURES • FB6N has high Br-value and fits downsized high-performance motors or generators. MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS Residual flux density Br Coercive force HCB Intrinsic coercive force HCJ Maximum energy product (BH)max • All specifications are subject to change without notice. 004-01 / 20110601 / e321.fm

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