摘要

Assume that the intergranular phase (IP) existing between adjacent grains is a weak magnetic phase, and could weaken or interrupt the intergrain exchange-coupling interaction (IECI). Using our proposed cubic-grain anisotropy model, we investigate the effects of IP's thickness d, and its anisotropy constant K(1)(0)on the coercivity of nanocrystalline Nd-Fe-B magnet. Calculation results indicate that the coercivity increases with increasing d, but decreases with increasing K(1)(0). When d = 1.2 nm and K(1)(0) = 0.5K(1) (K(1) is the common anisotropy constant of the bulk Nd-Fe-B material), our calculated results are consistent with available experimental data.