
doi: 10.1049/pbns034e_ch3
Most electrical machines and instruments rely on magnetism for their operation, and in many cases ferromagnetic materials are used, since the magnetic flux produced is thereby increased. This chapter considers some of the properties of these materials and indicates that in many cases the application of magnetic materials brings with it problems which cannot completely be solved.
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