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Melt-spun nanocrystalline/amorphous composite ribbons (e.g., Finemet and Nanoperm) have excellent soft magnetic properties but are notoriously brittle after crystallization. In this letter, the authors present their findings of increased relative strain at fracture in Co-rich nanocomposite soft magnetic ribbons compared to conventional nanocomposite ribbons. Bending tests of the Co-rich ribbons show relative strain at fracture values more than twice as high as a Nanoperm ribbon. These Co-rich alloys have excellent soft magnetic properties with potential for high temperature applications. A (Co0.90Fe0.08Ni0.02)88Zr7B4Cu1 ribbon annealed at 823K for 3600s has a high saturation magnetization of 131Am2∕kg and a low coercivity of 8A∕m.
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