- of a
magnet: a
force that
pulls on
other ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, steel, nickel, cobalt, etc. and
attracts or
repels other magnets. A permanent...
- They have
replaced other types of
magnets in many
applications in
modern products that
require strong permanent magnets, such as
electric motors in cordless...
-
substantial energy in
magnets that
could be emplo**** for
propulsion or to
compensate for
energy losses. The
force between permanent magnets is conservative...
- type of
permanent magnets made,
producing significantly stronger magnetic fields than
other types such as
ferrite or
alnico magnets. The
magnetic field...
-
permanent magnet motor is a type of
electric motor that uses
permanent magnets for the
field excitation and a
wound armature. The
permanent magnets can either...
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Quadrupole magnets,
abbreviated as Q-
magnets,
consist of
groups of four
magnets laid out so that in the
planar multipole expansion of the field, the dipole...
- tiny
magnet.
Magnets are
drawn along the
magnetic field gradient. The
simplest example of this is the
attraction of
opposite poles of two
magnets. Every...
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electrically powered device.
Magnet therapy products may
include wristbands, jewelry, blankets, and
wraps that have
magnets incorporated into them. Practitioners...
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Programmed magnets, or
polymagnets are
magnetic structures that
incorporate correlated patterns of
magnets with
alternating polarity,
designed to achieve...
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Magnet is a URI
scheme that
defines the
format of
magnet links, a de
facto standard for
identifying files (URN) by
their content, via
cryptographic hash...
