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  • Testing Magnetic Field Range with Paperclips

Testing Magnetic Field Range with Paperclips

Testing Magnetic Field Range with Paperclips Make a holder for a bar magnet. You can make a simple magnet holder using a clothespin and a paper or Styrofoam cup. This method would be suitable for teaching elementary school-age students about magnetic fields. Tape one of the long ends of a clothespin to the bottom of [...]

  • Magnetic Performance Testing

Magnetic Performance Testing

Magnetic Performance Testing I. Magnetic Performance Test 1. Magnetic property detection A) test iteMs: Br, Hcb, Hcj, (BH)max, Hk, ms, μrec, Hk/ Hcj, etc. B) testing instrument: hysteresis loop tester C) test range: Hcj 50~20,000 Oe 2. High and Low Temperature Magnetic Properties Any temperature between -40 and 250 ºC can be tested. 3. Reversible [...]

  • automotive industry need magnetic measurements

Why does the automotive industry need magnetic measurements?

Why does the automotive industry need magnetic measurements? The fact that magnets are being used more and more in the automotive industry is no longer a secret, as technology has continued to develop. In the beginning, ferrite magnets were used frequently. But now these magnets are more and more replaced by neodymium magnets, because they [...]

  • Magnetic Measurements for Automotive Industry

Magnetic Measurements for Automotive Industry

Magnetic Measurements for Automotive Industry The fact that magnets are being used more and more in the automotive industry is no longer a secret, as technology has continued to develop. In the beginning, ferrite magnets were used frequently. But now these magnets are more and more replaced by neodymium magnets, because they offer the advantage [...]

  • Magnetization Dynamics

Magnetization Dynamics

Magnetization Dynamics 1 Introduction Magnetization dynamics, where one investigates the time-dependent motion of the magnetization rather than its equilibrium behavior, are fundamental to the properties of magnetic materials. It is worthwhile remembering that the concept of spin waves was introduced by Bloch  in 1930 in order to calculate the magnetic contribution to the specific heat [...]

  • MPCO Can Test the Angular Direction (ϕ, θ) of Magnetization!

MPCO Can Test the Angular Direction (ϕ, θ) of Magnetization!

MPCO Can Test the Angular Direction (ϕ, θ) of Magnetization! How well do you need to know your magnets? Using our m-axis testing equipment, magnetic moment, remanence and magnetization direction of magnetic dipoles can be characterized with high precision. The calculation is based on determination of the dipole using an integrated AMR sensor set-up. The [...]

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  • special magnet

What is special magnet ?

What is special magnet ? In fact, Ring Magnets special-shaped magnets is designed for the needs of special products. Ring Magnets special-shaped magnet is relative to the standard magnet. Special magnets has become an irreplaceable material to promote the development of high and new technology and the progress of contemporary civilization. Magnet manufacturers believe that [...]

  • MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services

MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services

MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services MPCO’s magnetic laboratory is capable of checking most available commercial magnets and electromagnets. Our laboratory is equipped with all the necessary magnetic measurements equipment. Most of our equipment is of German origin. The equipment used for permanent magnetic laboratorymagnets was purchased from Magnet-Physik, a well known and experienced magnets testing equipment [...]

  • Nanocomposite Permanent Magnet Materials

Nanocomposite Permanent Magnet Materials

Nanocomposite Permanent Magnet Materials Nanocomposite permanent magnet materials, combining magnetically hard and soft phases in nanoscale, is a new permanent magnetic material. Compared with traditional permanent magnetic material, nanocomposite lowers rare earth content and cost, exhibits high coercivity of hard magnetic phase and high saturation magnetization of soft magnetics phase, upgrades in temperature stability, heat [...]

  • CHARACTERISATION Magnetic Materials Measurements

Hard And Soft Magnetic Materials Measurements

Hard And Soft Magnetic Materials Measurements FULL CHARACTERISATIONS OF Hard And Soft Magnetic Materials Measurements - Full characterisation of a vast range of hard and soft magnetic materials, from room temperature to high temperature. In soft ferromagnetic material, we can observe all the magnetic properties even on finished samples, such as rotating machine stators or [...]

  • Magnetizing System for Permanent Magnets

Magnetizing

Magnetizing or Magnetization In magnetizing the magnetic domains inside of a magnet are aligned with the magnetizing field. If the magnetizing field strength is high enough, all the domains will be aligned and the magnet is said to be magnetized to saturation. Magnetizing to saturation is usually recommended as only then are the magnetic properties [...]

  • Magnetic Measurements

Magnetic Measurements

Magnetic Measurements Magnetic Measurements For measuring of the fundamental magnetic properties of a material (Br, bHc, iHc, BHmax, demagnetisation curve), Hysteresisgraph or BH-tracker is used. A BH-tracker consists of an iron (usually FeCo) yoke to form a closed circuit, electromagnets to create the demagnetizing field and fluxmeters to determine the demagnetizing field and the materials [...]

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