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jonymasterchf
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Hi,
I would like to know if Neodymium Magnets can be used as an electromagnetic magnet. The idea is to get a Neodymium Magnet and add DC voltage to do the Gauss Law.
The college project is make a very powerful electromagnet, so I thought adding the most powerfull magnet and the some DC voltage would be able to make a very strong electromagnet.
Please correct me if I am wrong, I've been reading about the cautions of using Neodymium Magnets and also that they have 4 poles, so that is what confuses me.
I would like to know if Neodymium Magnets can be used as an electromagnetic magnet. The idea is to get a Neodymium Magnet and add DC voltage to do the Gauss Law.
The college project is make a very powerful electromagnet, so I thought adding the most powerfull magnet and the some DC voltage would be able to make a very strong electromagnet.
Please correct me if I am wrong, I've been reading about the cautions of using Neodymium Magnets and also that they have 4 poles, so that is what confuses me.