 Solution

Along the easy axis, expect an approximately rectangular loop: after saturation the remanent magnetization is close to $\pm M_s$, and reversal occurs near $\pm H_c$ through nucleation and domain-wall motion. Permalloy is magnetically soft, so $H_c$ is ordinarily small, although defects and growth conditions set its actual value.

The axes are $M$ in $\mathrm{A}{\mathrm{m}}^{-1}$ and applied ${\mu }_{0}H$ in $\mathrm{mT}$. $M_s,H_c,H_k$ are symbolic because their measured values are not supplied. The $50\mathrm{mT}$ deposition field establishes an axis; it is not the measured coercive or anisotropy field.