Hysteresis models for magnetization by domain wall motion

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A hysteresis model is developed on the basis of a physical description of domain wall motion in magnetic materials. The mean behavior of a domain wall under the action of an external field is described by a simplified Preisach model. The superposition of several domain wall contributions to the average magnetization is treated by introducing a function describing the dependence of total domain wall surface on magnetization. The resulting model has a simple mathematical structure and permits a clear separation between irreversible processes responsible for energy losses and reversible ones. As distinctive mathematical properties, the model displays return point memory and a new kind of minor loop congruency. Theoretical predictions are compared with measurements on soft magnetic materials. © 1998 IEEE.

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Basso, V. (1998). Hysteresis models for magnetization by domain wall motion. IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 34(4 PART 2), 2207–2212. https://doi.org/10.1109/20.703857

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