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[FEMM] Need BH curves for deposited Permalloy

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Subject: [FEMM] Need BH curves for deposited Permalloy
From: "robert Macy" <macy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 14:33:05 -0800
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Hi group,

Does anyone have BH curves for deposited permalloy
material?  The material is 4-79 Permalloy, which stands for
79% Ni, 17% Fe, and 4% Mo.  When deposited, its thickness
is in the 7 to 15 micron range.  

I know it can be worked on after deposition to controllably
change its characteristics, but right now I have almost
nothing as a starting point.  

Alas, my Google searches have yielded the normal spate of
ads, expired web pages, and unrelated articles.  

                  - Robert -

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