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Heterogeneous lamella (HL) structures were produced via simple processing steps in a FeCoNi-based complex concentrated alloy (CCA) with superalloy-like FCC/L1 2  microstructure. Compared to the homogeneous-structured control specimens, the HL-structured specimens exhibited synergic enhancements in strengths and ductility (with σ y  up to 1 GPa, σ u  up to 1.4 GPa, and ϵ t  up to 16.5%), and at the same time, higher saturation magnetization and lower coercivity (with M s  up to 104 Am 2  kg −1  and H c  as low as 833 A/m). The results obtained in this study provide insights to enhancing mechanical properties in structural soft magnetic materials without sacrificing their magnetic properties.

materials research letters

Simultaneously improving mechanical and magnetic properties through heterogeneous lamella structures in a superalloy-like, soft magnetic complex concentrated alloy