International Workshop on 1 & 2 Dimensional Magnetic Measurement and Testing
International Workshop on 1 & 2 Dimensional Magnetic Measurement and Testing (commonly referred to as 1&2DM or even 2DM) - international meeting devoted to problems in one- and two-directional magnetisation of ferromagnetic materials.
Scope
[edit | edit source]- Basic problems, magnetisation processes, domain structures, Barkhausen noise
- Aspects of industrial testing and standardisation
- Power loss, polarisation, magnetostriction and anisotropy measurement
- Magnetisation systems and sensors for 1 and 2D measurements
- High frequency related aspects
- B and H vector relationships and their interpretation
- Relevance to applications (e.g., electrical machines, transformers, etc.).
- Modelling of magnetic properties of materials, relevance of microstructures
From the 8th 1&2DM the technical papers written in English are published in Przegląd Elektrotechniczny (which in Polish means Electric Review) issued in Warsaw, Poland.[1] Przegląd Elektrotechniczny is one of the oldest European periodicals (since 1919), which is still being in print.[2] From the 12th edition full conference papers have been published on the International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics-IJAEM,[3] (IOS Press, Amsterdam, the Netherlands).
International Steering Committee
[edit | edit source]- Carlo Ragusa (chair), Italy
- Johannes Sievert (past chair), Germany
- Phil Anderson, United Kingdom
- arlo Appino, Italy
- Luc Dupré, Belgium
- Masato Enokizono, Japan
- Fausto Fiorillo, Italy
- Nicolas Galopin, France
- Jeremy Hall, United Kingdom
- Yongjian Li, China
- Anthony John Moses, United Kingdom
- Helmut Pfützner, Austria
- Stefan Siebert, Germany
- Marian Soiński, Poland
- Derac Son, South Korea
- Kiyoshi Wajima, Japan
- Xing Zhou, China
- Jian Guo Zhu, Australia
1&2DM Workshops
[edit | edit source]1&2DM is usually held in September. The years are chosen as to alternate with the Soft Magnetic Materials Conference:
- 1st – Braunschweig, Germany – 1991
- 2nd – Ōita, Japan – 1992
- 3rd – Turin, Italy – 1993
- 4th – Cardiff, United Kingdom – 1995
- 5th – Grenoble, France – 1997
- 6th – Badgastein, Austria – 2000
- 7th – Lüdenscheid, Germany – 2002
- 8th – Ghent, Belgium – 2004
- 9th – Częstochowa, Poland – 2006
- 10th – Cardiff, United Kingdom – 2008[a]
- 11th – Ōita, Japan – 2010
- 12th – Vienna, Austria – 2012
- 13th – Turin, Italy – 2014
- 14th – Tianjin, China – 2016
- 15th – Grenoble, France – 2018
- 16th – Cardiff, United Kingdom – 2020[b]
- 17th – Lüdenscheid, Germany – 2024
Notes
[edit | edit source]- ^ organised by Wolfson Centre for Magnetics
- ^ The 16th Workshop in 2020 was postponed due to the Coronavirus Pandemic of 2019–2021. Rather than wait four years between workshops, the Cardiff University MAGMA Centre organised a combination of a virtual workshop on 29–30 September 2021 and an in person workshop in Cardiff on 20–22 September 2022
References
[edit | edit source]- ^ Przegląd Elektrotechniczny 2007/4 (branża Elektronika, Energetyka, Elektrotechnika)
- ^ Przegląd Elektrotechniczny
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External links
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