Effect Of Magnetic Field on The Resistance of Magnetic Materials
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Magnetic field; Magnetic materials; Giant magnetoresistance, Young’s model.Abstract
The effect of magnetic field on the resistance of magnetic materials is a topic of great interest in physics and engineering. Magnetic materials are those that exhibit magnetism. The resistance of a material is a measure of how much it opposes the flow of electric current. The resistance of a material can be influenced by various factors include external magnetic fields. The article will explore how magnetic fields affect the resistance of different types of magnetic materials, also what are the applications and explanation of this phenomenon. One of the methods to study the effect of magnetic field on the resistance of magnetic materials is to use Young’s modulus measurement device. This device is also known as a tensile tester or a universal testing machine. In this essay, it will include the review the theory of the effect of magnetic field on the resistance of magnetic materials using Young’s modulus measurement device. Article will also contain the advantages and limitations of this method. At the end of the essay, it will have the discussion of the future of magnetic material resistance measurement technology and more application.
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