Magnetostriction in excess iron NiZnCo ferrite

Saturation magnetostriction was measured in polycrystalline excess-iron NiZnCo ferrite over a broad range in compositions. The stoichiometric compositions were Ni2+1−x−y−z Zn2+xCo2+yFe2+zFe3+2O4 where 0

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