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3. Ferromagnetic circuits. Ferromagnetic materials
3.1 Characterization
All materials have a permeability very close to or equal to that of a vacuum, with the exception of ferromagnetic materials. These consist of iron, nickel, cobalt and their alloys. They are characterized by a permeability μ f significantly higher than that of vacuum:
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