The way that this phenomenon adjusts to an applied magnetic field in uneven bursts is described by the Barkhausen effect.
The way that this phenomenon adjusts to an applied magnetic field in uneven bursts is described by the Barkhausen effect. A hysteresis loop causes this effect to remain after the removal of the magnetic field. This phenomenon occurs because an external magnetic field causes the magnetic domains of a material to become aligned, though that effect breaks down above the Curie temperature as the material reverts to being paramagnetic. For 10 points, name this kind of magnetism found in materials like cobalt, nickel, and iron, its namesake.
The way that this phenomenon adjusts to an applied magnetic field in uneven bursts is described by the Barkhausen effect.
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