How to Estimate the Magnetocaloric effect (MCE) from magnetic data with the help of M-H loops

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Magnetocaloric effect (MCE) is a heating or cooling of a magnetic material when the applied magnetic field changes. At the heart of the MCEs lays the coupling between the magnetic moments and external magnetic field, and in some cases, the MCE involves structural transitions concomitant with magnetic transitions.

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