Dynamic Relative magnetic permeability

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Materials and methods for varying relative magnetic permeability (μr) include the use of magnetic amplifiers, which modulate μr by adjusting the saturation levels of magnetic materials. For detailed technical information, resources such as Wikipedia and related links are recommended for understanding the working principles and graphs of μr versus time and current. The discussion emphasizes the importance of selecting the right approach based on specific applications. Users are encouraged to explore visual resources to enhance their understanding. The magnetic amplifier concept is highlighted as a viable solution for achieving dynamic changes in μr.
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I want to know that are there any materials or methods by which their relative magnetic permeability (μr) be instantaneously,continuously & periodically varied. Kindly provide the reference document/video for the description if possible.
 
djsourabh said:
I want to know that are there any materials or methods by which their relative magnetic permeability (μr) be instantaneously,continuously & periodically varied. Kindly provide the reference document/video for the description if possible.
Depending on your application, you could use a traditional Magnetic Amplifier, or something similar:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...8.0...0...1ac.1.64.img..0.18.1013._-HV_AC0v5w

The concept is to vary the level of saturation of the magnetic material, which effectively modulates the value of μr.
 
berkeman said:
Depending on your application, you could use a traditional Magnetic Amplifier, or something similar:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...8.0...0...1ac.1.64.img..0.18.1013._-HV_AC0v5w

The concept is to vary the level of saturation of the magnetic material, which effectively modulates the value of μr.
thank you very much,Sir! I hope to use the magnetic amplifier concept. Do you know where can I get its technical information? like from it's working principle to it's graphs of μr vs time & μr vs current?
 
djsourabh said:
thank you very much,Sir! I hope to use the magnetic amplifier concept. Do you know where can I get its technical information? like from it's working principle to it's graphs of μr vs time & μr vs current?
I would probably start with the wikipedia page, and follow some of the additional links to other resources... :smile:
 
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