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Anisotropic powder was prepared with precursor (NdDy)-(FeCoNbCu)-B sintered magnets by hydrogen decrepitation,desorption,and subsequent annealing treatment.The hydrogen desorption was performed in magnetic fields of 0,1,3,and 5 T.The orientation of tetragonal phase grains of the powder was evaluated from the hysteresis loops measured by extraction magnetometer.Residual hydrogen content of the powder was evaluated by thermal-magnetic analysis.The powder with Hcj,Br,and (BH)max of 1138 kA.m-1,1.029 T,and 172.5 kJ.m-3,respectively,was achieved under the condition of the magnetic field of 3 T.Magnetic properties of the powder,especially,the remanence of the powder,are enhanced upon magnetic fields,which is due to better orientation of powder particles and less residual hydrogen in the powder resulted from the magnetic field during the hydrogen desorption process.

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