Eventually do magnetic insulators exist?

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This discussion centers on the feasibility of shielding or insulating magnetic fields. Participants reference the Faraday Cage, which is primarily effective for electric fields, and mention Mu-metal as a material known for its magnetic shielding properties. The conversation highlights the distinction between electric and magnetic field insulation and suggests that while electric fields can be effectively shielded, magnetic field insulation remains a complex challenge.

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I have not figured out if eventually we are able to shield/insulate magnetic field or not. Can anyone advise please?
 
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Google Faraday Cage
 
physea said:
I have not figured out if eventually we are able to shield/insulate magnetic field or not. Can anyone advise please?
http://www.magnetic-shield.com/index.html
anorlunda said:
Google Faraday Cage
That's more for Electric fields, no? :smile:
 
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