Control strength of permanent magnet

Thread starter athul jyothis
Start date Sep 11, 2015
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Control Magnet Permanent magnet Strength

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Controlling the magnetic field from a permanent magnet can be achieved by using pole pieces to shape the field. The strength of the magnetic field diminishes as the distance from the magnet increases. Understanding the relationship between the magnet's position and the coil is crucial for effective induction. Techniques for enhancing or directing the magnetic field can improve performance in applications. Overall, the design and placement of components are key to managing the magnetic field's influence on a coil.

Sep 11, 2015

athul jyothis

How to control magnetic field produced by a permanent magnet which is being induced on to a coil ?

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Sep 11, 2015

Nidum

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Don't quite understand your question but in general magnetic fields from permanent magnets can be shaped using pole pieces and strength of field decreases with distance from magnet .

Sep 11, 2015

athul jyothis

Thanks for your valuable reply

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