Abstract
We studied magnetic phase transitions near the Curie temperature in the ferrite material with the composition \({\text{N}}{{{\text{i}}}_{{0.4}}}{\text{Z}}{{{\text{n}}}_{{0.6}}}{\text{F}}{{{\text{e}}}_{2}}{{{\text{O}}}_{4}}\) using thermomagnetometric analysis and methods for recording the temperature dependences of initial magnetic permeability \({{\mu }_{0}}\left( T \right)\) and specific electrical resistivity \(\rho \left( T \right)\) . The study provides a description of the equipment used and the key features of the experimental methods under consideration. During thermomagnetometric analysis in the cooling phase, it has been found that the temperature at which the material completes its transition to the ferrimagnetic state corresponds to the inflection point on the \({{\mu }_{0}}\left( T \right)\) curve and the break point on the \(\ln \rho \left( T \right)\) dependence graph. The established interaction between the parameters of transition processes may be useful for more accurate determination of the Curie temperature in ferrites.
