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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 24, 1994
Filed:
Nov. 25, 1992
Atsushi Tagaya, Kumagaya, JP;
Hitachi Metals, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
Disclosed is to improve corrosion resistance of rare-earth-element (RE)/transition-metal system permanent magnets by means of surface treatment, the magnets containing one or more of RE comprising yttrium, transition metals mainly comprising Fe. A conductive underlayer is formed on the surface of the magnet, on which an electroplated (hereinafter referred to as e-) Cu layer with the average crystal grain size not larger than 0.9 .mu.m is further formed. The underlayer may be any of an e-Ni layer, an electroless-plated Cu layer, an e-Cu layer by a cyanic Cu bath and another e-Cu layer by a bath of an alkaline organic acid salt of Cu containing phosphoric ester as a primary ingredient. A protective layer may be formed on the e-Cu layer, which is any of an e-Ni layer, an electroless-plated Ni-P layer, an e-Ni-alloy layer. The e-Cu layer is formed with a Cu pyrophosphate bath.
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