Yongjiang Huang

most citedGiant magnetocaloric effect and hysteresis loss in Mn

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Giant magnetocaloric effect and hysteresis loss in Mn $_{x}$ Fe $_{2 - x}$ P $_{0.5}$ Si $_{0.5}$ ( $x$ = 0.7-1.2) microwires at ambient temperatures

Lin Luo, Hongxian Shen, Lunyong Zhang +3

Magnetocaloric microwires are very promising for energy-efficient magnetic refrigeration in micro electromechanical systems (MEMS) and nano electromechanical systems (NEMS). Creati…

physics.app-ph2021

Magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of melt-extracted Mn1.26Fe0.60P0.48Si0.52 microwires

Lin Luo, Hongxian Shen, Sida Jiang +7

The polycrystalline Mn1.26Fe0.60P0.48Si0.52 microwires were successfully fabricated for the first time by the melt-extraction technique, and their magnetic and magnetocaloric prope…

physics.app-ph2021

A perspective magnetic bed comprising Gd alloy multi-microwires for energy-efficient magnetic refrigeration

Hongxian Shen, Lin Luo, Sida Jiang +7

We have designed a new magnetic bed structure with desirable table-like magnetocaloric effect (MCE) by using three kinds of soft ferromagnetic Gd-Al-Co microwire arrays with differ…

Giant magnetocaloric effect and hysteresis loss in Mnx​Fe2−x​P0.5​Si0.5​ (x = 0.7-1.2) microwires at ambient temperatures

Magnetic and magnetocaloric properties of melt-extracted Mn1.26Fe0.60P0.48Si0.52 microwires

A perspective magnetic bed comprising Gd alloy multi-microwires for energy-efficient magnetic refrigeration

Giant magnetocaloric effect and hysteresis loss in Mn $_{x}$ Fe $_{2 - x}$ P $_{0.5}$ Si $_{0.5}$ ( $x$ = 0.7-1.2) microwires at ambient temperatures