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The basis of magnet design is the B-H curve, or hysteresis loop, which characterizes each magnet material. This curve describes the cycling of a magnet in a closed circuit as it is brought to saturation, demagnetized, saturated in the opposite direction, and then demagnetized again under the influence of an external Magnetic field..
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Inductors are devices that store and convert energy. A BH loop characterizes the useful region of operation of a Magnetic component. When a gap is introduced into the core either discretely, as in a ferrite or distributed, as in a powder core, the ability of the device to store energy is greatly enhanced, from the region of 0.2 – 2.0 Oersteds for an ungapped core set to 100 – 1000 Oerste…
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Magnetics Inductor Design Using Powder Cores is an aid to assist design engineers in selecting the optimum core for inductor applications, specifically switch-mode power supply (SMPS) output filters, also known as DC Inductors. This software uses a design algorithm intended to specify the smallest design package size for the given input parameters (currents, inductance values, …
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We offer Magnetic interior design kits for kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces, bedrooms, and more. No matter what your project entails, these tools will make space planning a breeze. INTERIOR DESIGNERS Use on the job site, for presentations, or preplanning in advance of …
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Abstract. There is a wide range of functional Magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study designs available for the neuroscientist who wants to investigate cognition. In this manuscript we review some aspects of fMRI study design, including cognitive comparison strategies (factorial, parametric designs), and stimulus presentation possibilities ...
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The interpretation of Magnetic measurements concentrates on the identification of geologic units, which are identified in areas with a distinctive Magnetic signature (i.e., magnitude, shape, texture, and trend).
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Dec 03, 2019 . Magnetic field in the stator ( stator) is defined as slip frequency slip. Slip is the ratio between slip frequency and the stator Magnetic field frequency, sli = p stator. The slip or the slip frequency is usually used to identify the operating point of the motor. When the rotor is in standstill, the slip is 1.
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When requesting design assistance, information should establish adverse conditions to which the magnet may be subjected - for example unusual temperatures, humidity, radiation, demagnetizing fields produced by other parts of the Magnetic circuit, etc.
Obtaining an optimum magnet design often involves experience and trade offs. (top) Finite Element Analysis (FEA) modeling programs are used to analyze Magnetic problems in order to arrive at more exact solutions, which can then be tested and fine tuned against a prototype of the magnet structure.
Basic problems of permanent magnet design revolve around estimating the distribution of Magnetic flux in a Magnetic circuit, which may include permanent magnets, air gaps, high permeability conduction elements, and electrical currents.
Our design and engineering team at our sister company, Integrated Magnetics has extensive experience in many types of Magnetic designs and is able to assist in the design and execution of FEA models. (top) The basis of magnet design is the B-H curve, or hysteresis loop, which characterizes each magnet material.
Basic problems of permanent magnet design revolve around estimating the distribution of Magnetic flux in a Magnetic circuit, which may include permanent magnets, air gaps, high permeability conduction elements, and electrical currents.
General categories of permanent magnet functions are: Mechanical to Mechanical - attraction and repulsion. Examples of applications that utilize this are Magnetic separators, holding devices, Magnetic torque drivers and Magnetic bearings. Mechanical to Electrical - the conversion of motion to electrical energy.
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Permanent magnets are manufactured by one of the following methods: The sintering process involves compacting fine powders at high pressure in an aligning Magnetic field, then sintering to fuse into a solid shape. After sintering, the magnet shape is rough, and will need to be machined to achieve close tolerances.