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AD-MU-Alloys

    1. MIL N 14411 C and ASTM A753-02 certified.
    2. AD-MU Alloys protect permanently.

    3. AD-MU alloys will not saturate when properly used.
    4. No excessive loss of permeability from shock.
    5. Relatively stable permeability characteristics are exhibited     
        after final anneal avoiding the expense and inconvenience of
        regularly repeated annealing.
    6. Minimal retentivity is displayed by AD-MU alloy for any alloy of
        a given permeability.


 All AD-MU Material is compliant with EU-RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC and certified full compliance with DFARS clause 252.255-7014 (Alt).

Electrical Characteristics

High Permeability

 

AD-MU 80

AD-MU 78

Initial Permeability at 40 gauss

 75,000 60,000

Permeability at 100-200 gauss

100,000 43,000

Max Permeability

300,000 250,000

Saturation Induction gauss

8,000 7,600

Coercive Force oersteds

.015 .01

 

Medium Permeability

 

AD-MU 48

Initial Permeability at 40 gauss

11,500

Permeability at 100-200 gauss

20,000

Max Permeability

130,000

Saturation Induction gauss

15,500

Coercive Force oersteds

.05

 

Low Permeability

 

AD-MU 00

Initial Permeability at 40 gauss

 *300

Permeability at 100-200 gauss

13000

Max Permeability

3,000

Saturation Induction gauss

22,000

Coercive Force oersteds

1.0

*Unannealed State 

 

Typical Physical Properties of AD-MU Alloys

(Forming Temper - Not Annealed)

 

AD-MU-80

AD-MU-78

AD-MU-48

AD-MU-00

Density (lb/in3)

0.316

0.305 0.294 0.283
Thermal Expansion Coefficient/ .F(68. -212.F) 7.0 x  10-6 7.5 x  10-6 4.6 x 10-6 7.6 x    10-6
Thermal Conductivity (BTU/in/ft2/hr/.F) 136 115 90 -----
Electrical Resistivity (ohm-cir mil/ft) 349 331 290 -----
Curie Temperature 9(.F) 845 761 932 -----

 

Typical Mechanical Properties of AD-MU Alloys

(Forming Temper - Not Annealed)

 

AD-MU-80

AD-MU-78

AD-MU-48

AD-MU-00

Tensile Strength (lbs/in2x103)

90

85

85

45

Yield Strength (lbs/in2x103)

35

30

40

30

Modules of Elasticity (lbs/in2x103)

32.0

30.0

24.0

29.5

Elongation in 2" (%)

40

30

25

30

Hardness (Rockwell B)

62/75

64/74

59/68

65

 

Foils and Sheets

Mechanical Specification for AD-MU Foil Stock

Foil Type

Lengths

Thickness in Inches

Stock Widths in Inches*

High Permeability AD-MU 80 Foil

From 1 Foot to 100 Feet

.002

4

.004

4, 15

.006

4, 15

.010

4,15

Low Permeability
AD-MU-00 Foil

From 1 Foot to 100 Feet & up

.004

4, 15

*Special Slit Widths Available

 

Mechanical Specification for AD-MU Sheet Stock

Sheet Type

Dimensions in Inches

Thickness in Inches

High Perm.  AD-MU 80

 24 x 120
 30 x 120

 
.014, .020, .025, .030 .040 .050 .062

Medium Perm. AD-MU 48

24 x 120

Low Perm. AD-MU-00

30 x 120


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