Does MagSafe Work With iPhone 11, X, or Android Phones? iPhone 11, 11 Pro & Pro Max don’t have MagSafe built-in. The same goes for older iPhones (7, 8, and X, XR, XS Max) and all Android smartphones. But it’s important to know that: You can make MagSafe work with all modern smartphones. (Not all [...]
Understanding Resolution in Optical and Magnetic Encoders How the different types of rotary encoders work and what differentiates the performance of the many types available today. Rotary encoders are devices that convert rotary movement or angular position into analogue or digital signals for use within measurement or control systems. They can be classified in a [...]
What is a MagSafe Phone Case? For many iPhone users, MagSafe cases have become a standard accessory. A MagSafe case is a protective iPhone case with built-in magnets that align with Apple’s MagSafe system. It allows compatible chargers, wallets, stands, and other accessories to snap on securely without removing the case. These cases make wireless [...]
Comprehensive Guide on Magnetic Encoder A magnetic encoder is an electromechanical device which converts motion into digital signals using a magnetic field. It provides feedback about position, speed, and direction to the controller. In today’s modern world of automation, position accuracy and feedback are important to ensure accuracy and reliability in every performance. This positional [...]
Does Magnetic Charging Work Through A Phone Case? Yes, Phone cases should have no impact on magnetic charging. As long as the phone case is thin enough (typically less than 3 mm), made of non-metallic material, and ideally compatible with MagSafe. Additionally, standard ultra-thin phone cases can also charge your phone. However, MagSafe cases with [...]
MagSafe Magnetic Rings Custom Strong MagSafe Magnetic Array Rings for Power Bank / Wireless Charger / Car Mounts/ Phone Holder/Cases / Leather Products DO YOU KNOW WHAT MAKES YOUR PRODUCT UNIQUE? You may want to talk about great stories or brands, but I’m going to talk about magnets. The built-in magnets must be one of [...]
Linear Motor Magnetic Assembly Guide A Linear Motor Magnetic Assembly is an important magnetic component in a permanent magnet linear motor. It usually consists of multiple NdFeB magnets arranged according to a specific magnetic pole arrangement, pole pitch, and magnetization direction. The magnets are assembled with a steel back iron, yoke, or other support structures [...]
Axial Flux Motor Magnet What is axial flux motor? The motor can be divided into axial flux type and radial flux type according to the direction of magnetic field. The world’s first motor was invented by Michael Faraday on 1821. Actually, Faraday motor is belong to axial flux motor, but the further development of axial [...]
MAGNETIC POLES The magnetic force surrounding a magnet is not uniform. There exists a great concentration of force at each end of the magnet and a very weak force at the center. Proof of this fact can be obtained by dipping a magnet into iron filings (fig. 1-8). It is found that many filings will [...]
How often should I be cleaning my magnets? CLEANING MAGNET This is another question that is dependent upon your individual process. Obviously the more metal you receive or produce in your process, the more frequently the magnets need to be cleaned. A general rule is the more frequently, the better. As a magnet gathers ferrous [...]
What is the Geographic (True) North Pole? The Earth rotates on the geographic north and south poles. The geographic north and south poles are where lines of longitude (meridians) converge in the north. The south and north pole are directly opposite to one another. The North Pole is located in the middle of the Arctic [...]
What is the Magnetic North Pole? The Earth is one big magnet. The Magnetic North Pole (also known as the North Dip Pole) is a point on Ellesmere Island in Northern Canada where the northern lines of attraction enter the Earth. A compass needle rests freely in its casing so it can maneuver itself. When [...]