Metallic glass alloys for mechanically resonant target surveillance systems
CA 1341071 C · Owner: Ramanan, Varagur Ramachandran Venkata · Inventors: Ramanan, Varagur Ramachandran Venkata
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A magnetic metallic glass alloy evidencing a low rate of damping of mechanically resonant oscillations is suitable for use in mechanically resonant target surveillance systems. The alloy has a composition described by tree formula F e a N i b M c B d S i e C f where M is one, of molybdenum and chromium "a" - "f" are in atom, percent, "a" ranges from about 39 to about 41 "b", ranges from about 37 to about 39, "c" ranges from 0 to about 3, "d" ranges from about 17 to about 19 and "e", and "f" range from 0 to about 2 with the provisos that, (i) only one of "c" "e", and "f" can be zero, (ii) "e", cannot be zero if "f"' is not zero and (iii) "f" can be, zero only when M is Cr. A ribbon wire or …
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