OverviewA magnetostrictive tester measures the length change (magnetostriction coefficient λ) of ferromagnetic materials under an alternating magnetic field and records the relationship between magnetic field intensity and material deformation for study, teaching and research purposes.
Product Features- Real-time visualization: instrument display plots magnetic field intensity versus magnetostriction in real time for immediate observation.
- Complete data recording: the system logs all experimental data throughout the test sequence for traceability and analysis.
- Clear teaching demonstration: graphical displays support classroom and laboratory demonstrations of magnetostriction behavior.
- Reduced human error: automated data capture removes transcription errors associated with manual recording.
Experimental ContentInvestigation of magnetostrictive properties of different ferromagnetic materials under varying alternating magnetic field intensities.
Experimental Objectives- Understand the fundamental principles and physical mechanisms of the magnetostrictive effect.
- Learn to operate the tester to determine the magnetostriction coefficient λ of samples.
- Acquire data processing and analysis techniques for experimental results.
Technical specifications- Measurement target: length change (magnetostriction coefficient λ) of ferromagnetic materials in an alternating magnetic field for evaluation of electromechanical conversion characteristics.
- Sample specifications: Nickel sample — 10 mm diameter, 20 mm length; FeGa (FeGallium alloy) sample — 6 mm diameter, 10 mm length.
- Primary applications: magnetostriction research, teaching demonstrations, and R&D related to transducer and sensor design.