Abstract
To calculate the complex permeability of soft magnetic composites, two-dimensional analytical models with and without the defects were used for the complex case. The relation of the complex permeability with the frequency, component size ratio δ and inclusion particle size is deduced. The results show that the effect of the defects is even more pronounced for the complex permeability. The complex permeability is a function of the component size ratio δ and the size of the inclusion. Increasing the component size ratio δ causes a decrease of the complex permeability at the same frequency. With the increase of inclusion particle size when the component size ratio keeps constant 0.01, both of the real and imaginary parts increase. In addition, the theoretical method is tested by the experimental results, which can be used to design parameters before the experiment.