Determining electromagnetic force and fields

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To determine the force required for two electromagnets to repel each other at a distance of 0.5mm with a diameter of 1.5mm, a clear formula is needed. Additionally, calculating the total electromagnetic force between multiple magnets spaced at a specific distance requires further clarification on the setup. The lack of responses indicates that the initial question lacks detail, making it difficult for others to provide assistance. Providing more specific information about the electromagnets and the desired calculations will likely yield better engagement and responses. Clear communication is essential for effective problem-solving in forums.
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Hi! I'm new to the forum and could really use the help. I am trying to determine the formula to use in order to establish the force needed for two electromagnets to repel a distance of 0.5mm if each is 1.5mm in diameter. Also, how to calculate the total electromagnetic force between X number of magnets, each set a Y distance between one another.
 
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Mregal,

Don't take it personally that nobody is respodning to your post. It's because the question isn't very clear and nobody knows how to answer it. Explain to everyone what you want to know in more detail and people will respond.
 
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