Calibrate Magnet 0.5T to -0.5T: Hysteris Loop?

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Calibrating a magnet between 0.5T and -0.5T requires careful consideration of the approach to ensure accurate results. The recommended method is to incrementally adjust the current in steps of 0.1T, flipping the current direction at each step, rather than performing a full hysteresis loop from 0T to 0.5T and back to -0.5T. This approach mimics the typical operational use of the magnet and may yield more consistent results. Variations in the calibration method can lead to different outcomes, emphasizing the importance of a systematic approach.

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If I'm calibrating a magnet between 0.5T and -0.5T. Should I go to like 0.1, and flip the current to -0.1 then back to 0.1, onto 0.2, -0.2 etc. Or go in increments from 0T to 0.5 T, then 0T to -0.5T, after putting the magnet through a hysteris loop? I'd imagine the first way, but am wondering if this is equivalent to putting it through a hysteris loop everytime i flip the current.
 
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Any difference in how you go through the loop will probably give a different result. Since you would probably use the magnet by turning the current continuously up to some value, you should mimic that by increasing in 0.1 T steps.
 

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