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In this study, the magnetic properties of 3D modeled two-phase hard/soft nanocomposite nanostructured magnets were simulated by means of the Monte-Carlo method. The dependences of the energy product and coercivity on the grain size and magnetically soft phase content were investigated. The influence of the interaction spreading in the soft phase on the magnetic properties was also discussed. The obtained results revealed that the energy product reaches an optimal value when the soft phase content ranges around 50 vol.%, and a strong magnetic interaction spreading locally along the Kneller-Hawig exchange length seems to be more important than a weak but widely spreading interaction.

SPREAD OF INTERACTION IN NANOCOMPOSITE HARD/SOFT NANOSTRUCTURED MAGNETS