Ferromagnetic shape memory alloy CoNiAl exhibiting paramagnetic/ferromagnetic transition besides a thermoelastic martensitic transformation is a promising material for high temperature and magnetic shape memory applications. Due to the two-phase structure (β+γ) of the alloy, the Curie temperature and the martensitic transformation temperatures can be adjusted in the temperature range -150°C to 150°C by varying chemical composition of the β-phase or through annealing.

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