Abstract
The magnetocaloric effect of Fe91−xMo8Cu1Bx (x=15,17,20) amorphous alloys has been studied. The temperature of the peak of magnetic entropy change can be tuned by altering the Fe∕B ratio in the alloy, without changing its magnitude, ∣ΔSMpk∣. The average contribution of the Fe atoms to ∣ΔSMpk∣ increases with increasing B content. This is correlated with the increase in the low temperature mean magnetic moment of Fe. A recently proposed master curve behavior for the magnetic entropy change is also followed by these alloys and is common for all of them.
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