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Setup magnetic propoerties of permanent magnets

Posted 15 juil. 2010, 12:17 UTC−4 2 Replies

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Posted: 1 decade ago 16 juil. 2010, 12:22 UTC−4
Sorry - I was just confused! Of course, you do not need any additional information but (Br & MUR) OR (Br & Hc) OR (Hc & MUR).

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Sorry - I was just confused! Of course, you do not need any additional information but (Br & MUR) OR (Br & Hc) OR (Hc & MUR). C.
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Posted: 1 decade ago 16 juil. 2010, 15:03 UTC−4
Hi

there is no one way, it depends on the info you have about your magnet.

For simple cases I usually use the Magnetisation B=mu0(H+M) (with B,H,M are all vectors), but the Remamenet Flux density or H-B curve are all possible

Good luck
Ivar
Hi there is no one way, it depends on the info you have about your magnet. For simple cases I usually use the Magnetisation B=mu0(H+M) (with B,H,M are all vectors), but the Remamenet Flux density or H-B curve are all possible Good luck Ivar

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